
Joby Aviation Inc. (NYSE:JOBY) shares declined after the company’s second-quarter results missed revenue and earnings expectations, intensifying investor concerns over its ability to sustain steep losses during a high-risk, pre-revenue phase without clear regulatory or commercial traction.
JPMorgan analyst Bill Peterson maintained an Underweight rating on the stock and reiterated his $7 price forecast. He highlighted Joby’s long development timeline and deep operational integration as strategic advantages. A key strength, he noted, is the company’s partnership with Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE:TM), which underpins Joby’s manufacturing strategy.