Beta Technologies Unveils U.S. Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy
Beta Technologies joined U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy as the Administration unveiled a new strategy to accelerate the rollout of Advanced Air Mobility across America. The Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy: A Bold Policy Vision for 2026-2036 "signals a clear and coordinated commitment to accelerate the development and deployment of BETA's AAM aircraft and systems," the company said. "Global leadership in advanced air mobility will be held by those who build, certify, and deploy first," said Kyle Clark, Founder and CEO of Beta Technologies. "This National strategy, which lays out a bold, long-term vision for the future of this industry, puts the U.S. on that path, and Beta's products are positioned to help deliver it. This creates a clear pathway for us to continue producing American-made, next generation technology to support both the needs of civilian communities and the mobility needs of our troops."
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- New Position Disclosure: On January 23, Liberty Street Advisors, Inc. disclosed a new position by acquiring 999,202 shares of BETA Technologies, valued at approximately $28.19 million, indicating strong conviction in the company's future prospects.
- Asset Allocation Shift: This acquisition positions BETA Technologies to represent 47.15% of Liberty Street Advisors' reportable assets under management, highlighting the fund's focus on the electric aviation sector.
- Financial Performance Highlight: BETA Technologies reported quarterly revenue of $8.9 million, nearly tripling year-over-year, driven by defense services and earlier-than-expected motor deliveries, showcasing significant growth potential.
- Strategic Investment Support: The company secured a $300 million strategic equity investment from GE Aerospace, further validating its technology roadmap, while holding a backlog of 891 aircraft valued at $3.5 billion, enhancing confidence in future growth.

- New Position Established: Liberty Street Advisors added 999,202 shares of BETA in Q4, valued at $28.19 million, resulting in BETA accounting for 47.15% of the fund's reportable assets, indicating strong conviction in BETA's future trajectory.
- Significant Revenue Growth: BETA's latest quarter revenue reached $8.9 million, nearly tripling year-over-year, driven by defense services and earlier-than-expected motor deliveries, highlighting the company's rapid growth potential in the electric aviation market.
- Strong Balance Sheet: At quarter-end, BETA had approximately $688 million in cash and equivalents, with an expected additional $1.1 billion in IPO net proceeds, providing a solid financial foundation for future expansion and R&D.
- Strategic Investment Support: GE Aerospace's $300 million strategic equity investment further validates BETA's technology roadmap, while the company has secured FAA certification and has a civil aircraft backlog of 891 units valued at $3.5 billion, demonstrating strong market demand for its products.

- New Position Established: Liberty Street Advisors added 999,202 shares of BETA Technologies in Q4, valued at $28.19 million, resulting in the position accounting for 47.15% of the fund's reportable assets, indicating strong conviction in the company's future.
- Financial Performance Boost: BETA's latest quarter revenue reached $8.9 million, nearly tripling year-over-year, driven by defense services and earlier-than-expected motor deliveries, highlighting the company's growth potential in the market.
- Strong Cash Flow Position: At quarter-end, BETA had approximately $688 million in cash and equivalents, with an expected additional $1.1 billion from IPO net proceeds, providing robust financial support for future growth initiatives.
- Customer Deliveries and Backlog: BETA has completed initial customer deliveries and secured FAA certification, with a civil aircraft backlog of 891 units valued at $3.5 billion, further validating market demand for its technology roadmap.

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