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Did Joby disclose any updates on partnership agreements, technology licensing, or revenue‑sharing models that could affect future cash flows?

Answer

Based on the excerpt from Job Fly Aviation’s (NYSE: JOBY) Second‑Quarter 2025 shareholder letter that was released via Business Wire on August 6 2025, no specific information was disclosed regarding:

  • New or revised partnership agreements
  • Technology‑licensing arrangements
  • Revenue‑sharing models

The only operational detail highlighted in the portion of the release that’s been provided is that Job Fly is “commencing final assembly of its first
,” which pertains to the production schedule for its electric‑air‑taxi aircraft. There is no mention of any contractual updates, licensing deals, or revenue‑sharing arrangements that would have a direct impact on future cash‑flow projections.

Implication for investors:

Because the press‑release segment you’ve provided does not contain any updates on these types of arrangements, we cannot assess any potential effect on Job Fly’s future cash flows from partnership‑related or licensing‑related activities at this time. If you need a definitive answer, you would have to review the full shareholder letter or the earnings call transcript for any additional commentary that may have been provided beyond the excerpt.

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