Archer Aviation partners with Karem Aircraft to advance its VTOL aircraft, merging cutting-edge technology for commercial and military markets. CEO Adam Goldstein touts the deal, boosting ACHR shares. The eVTOL firm faces volatility in 2025, with a 61.4% pullback from its peak and YTD decline of 7.54%. Despite setbacks, strategic moves like the Karem collaboration have buoyed investor interest.

Archer Aviation reports a Q3 2025 net loss of $129.9 million, wider than the previous year. Operating expenses surged, while adjusted EBITDA losses increased, highlighting continued operational cash burn. Despite losses, Archer maintains a substantial cash position of $1.64 billion, aiming to fuel expansion and development. Analysts project a loss per share improvement for fiscal 2025 and 2026.

Goldman Sachs initiates coverage of Archer with a “Neutral” rating, citing the potential of its Midnight aircraft. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterates “Overweight,” emphasizing progress in the Launch Edition Program and Midnight aircraft deployment. The company targets revenue in 2026, with certifications underway. Analysts give ACHR a consensus “Moderate Buy” rating, with a price target indicating potential upside.

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