Análisis Argos
ACHR
ACHRSin veredicto1 señal de riesgo
Archer Aviation Inc. · Industrials
US$ 4.98
precio al 2026-07-04
Valor justo Argos*
Sin estimar
vs. su valor justo
Sin estimar
Score Argos
26/100
Sin veredicto
LA RESPUESTA
No tenemos un veredicto de valuación confiable acá: su flujo de caja no permite una estimación sólida. Mirá su calidad y su salud para formarte una idea — preferimos eso a inventarte un número.
Recompensas
Tiene más caja que deuda: balance fuerte.
Riesgos
!Balance frágil: la deuda pesa sobre el negocio.
!Crecimiento estancado o en baja.
!FCF negativo con deuda creciente
VALOR0/6FUTURO2/6PASADO1/6SALUD2/6DIVIDENDO1/6
El Iris de calidad
VALOR0/6FUTURO2/6PASADO1/6SALUD2/6DIVIDENDO1/6
ValorCotiza por encima de su valor justo
FuturoCrecimiento moderado
PasadoHistorial débil
SaludBalance razonable
DividendoEl dividendo aún duerme
Score Argos26de 100Sin veredicto
Ingresos
US$ 0 B
Margen operativo
-243100%
Flujo de caja libre13%
US$ -0.5 B
Deuda neta
US$ -0.9 B
Lo esencial, sin ruido
Cap. de mercadoUS$ 3.8B
P/E
EV/EBITDA
FCF yield-13.5%
ROIC-56%
Margen operativo-243100%
Crecim. ingresos
Piotroski F5/9
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fool.com · 24 jun
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seekingalpha.com · 24 jun
Archer Aviation's Double-Bottom May Be Here - Commercialization Remains A Distance Away
ACHR advances VTOL testing and regulatory milestones, with the upcoming eIPP participation and Restricted Type Certificate program supporting intermediate-term US/UAE commercialization. With a growing order book nearing $6B as of 2024 and an expanded manufacturing cadence, the VTOL company appears well on track to rapidly monetize their offerings upon FAA certification. These tailwinds are, albeit, negated by ACHR's elevated cash burn rate as they intensify their multi-pronged testing/manufacturing/training/operations at Hawthorne Airport in LA/commercialization cadence.
fool.com · 23 jun
Archer Aviation vs. Boeing: Is an Upstart or Established Aerospace Stock the Better Buy in 2026?
Archer Aviation is advancing toward commercialization with significant backing from major partners like United Airlines and Stellantis. Boeing remains a foundational player in global aviation with a massive revenue base and a return to profitability in 2025.
zacks.com · 23 jun
How Could Archer Aviation's Hawthorne Airport Support Air Taxi Growth?
ACHR is set to build an air taxi hub at Hawthorne Airport to support operations, testing and future urban air mobility growth in Los Angeles.
fool.com · 21 jun
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fool.com · 19 jun
Archer Aviation Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Archer Aviation is designing an eVTOL for transportation and defense purposes. The company recently completed Phase 3 of the FAA's four-phase process.
fool.com · 18 jun
Joby Aviation Scores a Win in Its Legal Battle Against Rival Archer Aviation. Will It Help the Slumping Stock?
Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation have filed suits against one another in California district court. While some of Joby's claims were allowed to proceed, all of Archer's counterclaims were dismissed.
fool.com · 16 jun
Archer Aviation vs. Karman: Which Aerospace Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Archer Aviation is a high-growth developer of electric air taxis with a multibillion-dollar conditional order book from United Airlines. Karman is a profitable manufacturer of mission-critical systems for space and defense programs with steady revenue growth.

* Valor justo Argos: estimación educativa del valor intrínseco según el propio flujo de caja de la empresa y su capacidad de crecimiento — no un precio objetivo ni una recomendación. Esto es información y educación, no asesoría de inversión. Rendimiento pasado no garantiza resultados futuros.