Business
AIRO combines drones, avionics, electric air mobility and pilot-training businesses.
AIRO's aerospace revenue grew modestly and losses narrowed, but cash burn, heavy investment and material weaknesses offset the diversified defense and air-mobility story.
The read at a glance✓ Audited against SEC data
- Growth — Revenue grew 4.6%OK
- Profitability — The net loss narrowed from $38.694M to $4.104MOK
- Cash flow — Free cash flow turned negative at an outflow of $35.506M from $20.696MWatch
- Margins — Operating margin contracted 1159 bps to -31.64%Watch
- Accounting — Growing aerospace platform with control weaknessesNote
- Insiders — 0 purchases and 10 salesWatch
Where the revenue comes from
Fiscal 2025, as AIRO Group Holdings, Inc. reports it. History and quarterly detail are in the app.
- Drones$79.1M
- Avionics$6.9M
- Training$4.9M
Latest filings
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-08-13
- 10-Q · Quarterly report2026-08-13
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-06-05
- 10-Q · Quarterly report2026-05-14
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-05-14
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