Archer Aviation Inc.
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See all $ACHR insider activity →Archer Aviation said it signed a definitive agreement with Boeing to acquire Boeing’s subsidiaries Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu. Archer expects the deal to combine eVTOL and autonomy with unmanned aircraft systems and AI software, supporting its ZEE platform. Boeing said the transaction lets the units accelerate development while Boeing continues building on its investments.
Archer Aviation (ACHR) held its Q2 2026 earnings call, reporting $5 million revenue (+213% QoQ) and a $177 million adjusted EBITDA loss within guidance. Management said it will acquire Boeing-owned Wisk Aero, Insitu, and SkyGrid, expected to close by year-end, to add autonomous tech and drone revenue. It also discussed the Halo/Thunder platform with Anduril and AI model ZEE.
Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) shares fell about 3.47% as investors focused on eVTOL certification and commercialization timelines. The company reported quarterly revenue of about $5M and a net loss near $263M, with cash around $860M and $1.56B in cash and short-term investments. Q3 adjusted EBITDA guidance calls for a loss of $170M to $200M, and a Form 144 insider sale plan added supply concerns.
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Deal strengthens Archer’s end-to-end autonomy and physical AI positioning, but execution and integration risk remain key.
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Archer Aviation said it signed a definitive agreement with Boeing to acquire Boeing’s subsidiaries Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu. Archer expects the deal to combine eVTOL and autonomy with unmanned aircraft systems and AI software, supporting its ZEE platform. Boeing said the transaction lets the units accelerate development while Boeing continues building on its investments.
4 min readArcher Aviation (ACHR) held its Q2 2026 earnings call, reporting $5 million revenue (+213% QoQ) and a $177 million adjusted EBITDA loss within guidance. Management said it will acquire Boeing-owned Wisk Aero, Insitu, and SkyGrid, expected to close by year-end, to add autonomous tech and drone revenue. It also discussed the Halo/Thunder platform with Anduril and AI model ZEE.
7 min readArcher Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) shares fell about 3.47% as investors focused on eVTOL certification and commercialization timelines. The company reported quarterly revenue of about $5M and a net loss near $263M, with cash around $860M and $1.56B in cash and short-term investments. Q3 adjusted EBITDA guidance calls for a loss of $170M to $200M, and a Form 144 insider sale plan added supply concerns.
6 min readArcher Aviation said it will acquire Wisk Aero and two other Boeing subsidiaries in a deal reported by TechCrunch. Boeing will sell Wisk, SkyGrid and Insitu to Archer in exchange for a 16.5% stake. The move follows a 2021 lawsuit between Archer and Wisk. Separately, Joby Aviation agreed to buy Resonant Sciences for $500 million to form Joby Defense.
4 min readArcher Aviation (ACHR) rose about 11% to $6.93 after details from its Q2 2026 earnings call. The company said Boeing’s Insitu subsidiary generates over $200M in annual revenue and could fund Archer operations. Archer reported Q2 revenue of $5M and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $177.1M, with Q3 guidance of -$170M to -$200M.
6 min readTechCrunch Mobility reports consolidation in eVTOL. Archer Aviation said it will acquire former rival Wisk Aero, with Boeing selling Wisk and other units for an Archer stake; Boeing holds 16.5%. Joby Aviation acquired Resonant Sciences for $500 million to form Joby Defense. It also notes Uber sold its Serve Robotics stake and other autonomy and mobility updates.
9 min readArcher Aviation (ACHR) reported Q2 results and guided Q3 adjusted EBITDA loss of $170 million to $200 million. It ended June with $1.56 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments, down from $1.78 billion in March. Q2 sales were $5 million versus a net loss of $263 million. Archer also announced a deal involving Insitu, Wisk Aero, and SkyGrid, with Boeing to take a stake.
7 min readArcher Aviation agreed to buy Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu, with Boeing receiving a 16.5% stake in Archer, following a 2023 settlement of prior disputes. Joby Aviation will acquire Resonant Sciences for $500 million to expand via Joby Defense. Uber sold its stake in Serve Robotics but keeps a partnership through 2027.
6 min readArcher Aviation said it will acquire Wisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu from Boeing in an all-stock deal, with Boeing receiving a 16.5% equity stake in Archer, ending prior IP litigation. Joby Aviation agreed to buy Resonant Sciences for $500 million ($450M cash, $50M stock) and plans to rebrand it as Joby Defense, plus launched a $750M ATM program.
6 min readArcher Aviation said it acquired former rival Wisk Aero and related units SkyGrid and Insitu from Boeing. Boeing will sell the businesses to Archer in exchange for a stake in Archer, leaving Boeing with 16.5% of Archer shares, TechCrunch reported. Wisk makes eVTOLs; SkyGrid provides air-traffic software; Insitu builds drones. The deal follows prior litigation settlement.
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