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Stock Market Today, Jan. 29: Joby Aviation Falls After Announcing $1.2 Billion Stock and Convertible Note Offerings

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Stock Market Today, Jan. 29: Joby Aviation Falls After Announcing $1.2 Billion Stock and Convertible Note Offerings

Joby Aviation shares tumbled 16.72% to $11.13 after the company upsized a concurrent equity and convertible-note raise to roughly $1.2 billion — $600 million via convertible notes due 2032 and $600 million via sale of 53 million shares at $11.35. Trading volume surged to 145.5 million shares (about 475% above the three‑month average), the share issuance increases outstanding stock by ~6%, and the capital raise follows over $500 million of cash burn in the past year, providing liquidity but diluting existing holders and pushing the market price closer to the offering level.

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Contrarian angle: The market may be overpricing permanent damage — the raise materially extends runway (~2+ years) and reduces immediate financing risk, so a disciplined buyer with >18‑month horizon could acquire stock below the $11.35 deal price if FAA milestones remain on schedule. Historical parallels: capital raises that initially hammered SPAC/eVTOL names later rewarded holders when certification/revenue arrived, but that required execution and no further dilutive raises. Unintended consequence: converts create a latent conversion overhang that will depress multiples until clear revenue or buyback signals appear.

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