Horizon Aircraft reported strong operational progress and strengthened liquidity in Q2 FY2026, positioning the company to achieve its development milestones for the Cavorite X7 aircraft.
Significant development progress on the full-scale hybrid-electric Cavorite X7 aircraft, with prototype assembly expected in 2026 and initial testing in early 2027.
positiveStrengthened liquidity with over $24 million in cash on hand, sufficient to achieve goals through 2026.
positiveAwarded a non-dilutive grant of approximately $10.5 million for an all-weather eVTOL project.
positiveDoubled the engineering team year-over-year, with plans to double headcount again by the end of 2026.
positiveThe company is still in the development phase with no revenue reported, and relies heavily on funding and grants.
attentionInitial testing for the Cavorite X7 prototype is not expected until early 2027, indicating a long development cycle.
attentionThe company's forward-looking statements acknowledge risks related to future capital needs and the lack of useful financial information for accurate future estimates.
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CEO Brandon Robinson highlighted strong momentum towards completing the full-scale aircraft and commencing initial testing within the next 12 to 18 months.
Focus for the next six months includes expanding the engineering team, scaling the supply chain, and deepening strategic partnerships.
CFO Brian Merker noted improved working capital and incoming non-dilutive funding, positioning the company to invest in people, technology, and execution.
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