Archer Aviation has achieved a significant regulatory milestone with the completion of a key hurdle in its acquisition process involving Boeing subsidiaries. This acquisition is anticipated to close by the end of 2026 and is expected to generate substantial revenue for the company. Despite this progress, Archer's stock price has experienced a nearly 45% decline over the past year. Delays in certification and the timeline for commercial launch have contributed to this downturn.
The company's shares are listed at USD 5.57 as of September 24, 2026, down 2.45% for the day, and remain well below their 52-week high of USD 13.64. Meanwhile, Boeing shares are trading at USD 196.78, down 1.58%, reflecting ongoing market challenges. Archer projects a potential increase to USD 10 per share in 2027, driven by the closing of the Boeing deal, positive cash flow from its subsidiary Insitu, progress with FAA certification, and anticipated revenue growth.
Additional Developments
In related news, Archer has partnered with Boeing, acquiring autonomous technology and generating over $200 million in annual revenue from unmanned aerial systems (UAS). This strategic alliance has transformed Boeing from a competitor into a partner, signaling potential for future growth.
Market analysts continue to monitor the ongoing certification process and operational milestones, which are crucial for Archer's stock to recover fully. The company's developments highlight the evolving landscape of urban air mobility and aerospace investments.
