LINKEDIN EXCLUSIVE: Advanced Air Mobility Stocks Infographic

In this Linkedin Exclusive, it is time to take a closer look at the emergence of advanced air mobility (AAM) stocks within the drone industry. Notably, there has been a significant increase in the number of companies listed in this sector, indicating the growing interest and potential in AAM stocks. Although the focus of this section is primarily on market cap, it is important to note that the AAM market is extensively covered in our Advanced Air Mobility Report.

Growth of Advanced Air Mobility Stocks

Over time, there has been a substantial rise in the number of AAM stocks. In 2021, only one company was listed, which expanded to five in 2022, and currently stands at seven advanced air mobility stocks. This growth signifies the increasing prominence of the AAM sector within the drone industry.

Market Cap Analysis

While discussing the AAM stocks, it is important to highlight that all of these stocks experienced a decline in value throughout 2022. However, three companies consistently held the highest market cap during the year, and they are:

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY): Joby Aviation began and ended the year by leading the pack, maintaining the highest market cap throughout 2022.

Eve Air Mobility (NYSE:EVEX): Despite being the newest addition and entering the NYSE in May 2022, Eve Air Mobility showcased stability among the AAM stocks and remained in second place throughout the entire year.

Vertical Aerospace (NYSE:EVTL): Vertical Aerospace was the third company to begin and end the year in the same position. Considering that it ended with almost double the market cap as the next company, it solidifying its standing in the AAM market as the 3rd place company in 2022.

Additionally, Lilium (NASDAQ:LILM) experienced the most significant loss in market cap from the beginning to the end of 2022. Starting the year with a market cap exceeding US$1.6 billion, Lilium concluded 2022 with a market cap slightly above US$334 million, indicating a substantial decrease.

The remaining AAM stocks held market caps below US$1 billion throughout 2022. These stocks include: Archer (NYSE:ACHR), BLADE (NASDAQ:BLDE), and EHang (NASDAQ: EH) . Although these technically displayed more stability than the companies above, their much lower market cap is certainly one reason why they did not have a chance to fluctuate as much.

Insights and Future Prospects

Despite the decline in stock performance, the presence of advanced air mobility stocks in the market signifies the anticipation surrounding the EVTOL (Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing) segment of the drone industry. It is important to note that the products associated with AAM stocks have yet to enter the market, indicating the potential for future growth and innovation within this sector. As the EVTOL market continues to evolve in the coming decades, early monitoring and investment in this drone industry segment present an opportunity for those interested in this emerging field.

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