Highlights

  • Beta Technologies shares gained more than 8% on December 01, 2025.
  • Company selected to supply pusher motors for Eve Air Mobility’s eVTOL program.
  • Agreement represents a potential 10-year opportunity valued up to USD 1 billion.

Next-generation aerospace company Beta Technologies (NYSE:BETA) saw a notable rise in its share price on December 01, 2025. The stock moved more than 8% higher after the company disclosed a new supply arrangement for electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft. The agreement was announced earlier that morning and drew attention due to its scale and long-term revenue potential.

Pusher Motor Deal for Eve Air Mobility

In a press release, Beta said it has been selected to supply pusher motors for the eVTOL air taxis developed by Eve Air Mobility. Eve holds a backlog of around 2,800 aircraft. Beta said the collaboration “represents a potential 10-year opportunity for Beta of up to $1 billion.”

For context, Beta’s total revenue in 2024 was slightly above USD 15 million. The new program therefore marks a substantial operational commitment for the company.

Pre-Deal Testing and Prototype Progress

The supply decision follows an earlier evaluation phase between the two companies. During that stage, Eve conducted prototype testing using Beta’s pusher motors. The prototype aircraft is expected to complete its first flight either late this year or in early 2026. The long development timelines typical of eVTOL platforms add significance to supplier selection at this stage.

Management Notes Performance Track Record

Beta included a statement from founder and CEO Kyle Clark. He said, “Our pusher motors have already proven high performance and reliability in thousands of demanding real-world operations across the globe, and our manufacturing capability will allow us to deliver these systems at scale to support Eve's aircraft.” The company said its prior work across electric aviation programs contributed to Eve’s selection decision.

BETA closed at USD 28.37 on December 02, 2025.