Eve published its FY 2025 annual report on Form 10-K, reporting a net loss of USD 224.26 million. Research and development expenses rose 50% to USD 194.7 million, driven by increased Embraer master service agreement activity and intensified eVTOL development work ahead of the prototype’s first flight. Selling, general and administrative expenses increased 16% to USD 30.69 million, reflecting higher headcount, increased legal and consulting spend tied to an equity offering, and new warehouse costs for the Taubaté production site. Cash and cash equivalents were USD 103.2 million and financial investments were USD 280.8 million, with total liquidity of about USD 533 million including USD 149 million of available debt and grant capacity. Eve said it has not generated any revenue to date and expects commercialization of its services-and-support business to begin in 2026, followed by initial revenue from eVTOL sales beginning in 2027.
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