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Understanding the Implications of Lilium’s Insolvency for the #eVTOL Industry and Investors Lilium’s entry into insolvency is a significant event in the eVTOL landscape. Despite aiming to deliver its first aircraft by 2026 and pursuing EU and U.S. certification, the company faced major setbacks. Why Lilium Stalled: 1. Funding Gaps: Efforts to secure a €50M loan from German Government fell short (even though the Bavarian Government support was in hand), leaving Lilium financially insolvent. 2. Long Certification Timelines: The costly, time-consuming regulatory processes added strain. 3. Competitive Pressure: Players like Joby Aviation, Eve Air Mobility, Vertical Aerospace and Archer attracted funding and government support, putting Lilium at a disadvantage. Investor Impact: • Equity Investors: Risk of total loss as assets are liquidated to repay debts. • Debt Investors: Secured creditors may recover some funds; unsecured are likely to see less. • Acquisition Possibility: Lilium’s tech assets might still offer recovery potential if acquired. eVTOL Sector Implications: • Investor Confidence: This outcome may spark more rigorous vetting of eVTOL startups. • Market Shifts: Fewer players might mean greater opportunities for funded competitors. • Policy Reevaluation: Governments may increase support for promising eVTOL firms to mitigate future risks. Key Takeaway: Lilium’s case underscores the high-stakes nature of funding new tech in capital-intensive industries. For investors, it’s a reminder to closely examine financial health, funding sources, and long-term viability. 💬 What do you think? Is government support the key to unlocking the future of eVTOLs? #Lilium #AviationTech #InnovationChallenges #GermanInvestment #EUTech #eVTOL #ElectricAviation #StartupLessons #Aerospace #VisionVsReality #TechRegulation #FutureOfFlight #AviationFunding
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Very insightful post Paul Perera, many thanks. Adding to that, it is clear that successful disruptors in aerospace have also been able to rely on "sympathetic" regulators and access to government contracts. For example in the USA where the FAA, who - in addition to their regulatory mandate - has a brief to support and nurture US-based aerospace industries. This, compounded with the access to capital and to attractive quasi-guaranteed contracts, reduces the barrier to entry and substantially increases the chances for corporate success. #aerospace #startup #aviationtech #innovationchallenges
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Understanding the Implications of Lilium’s Insolvency for the #eVTOL Industry and Investors Lilium’s entry into insolvency is a significant event in the eVTOL landscape. Despite aiming to deliver its first aircraft by 2026 and pursuing EU and U.S. certification, the company faced major setbacks. Why Lilium Stalled: 1. Funding Gaps: Efforts to secure a €50M loan from German Government fell short (even though the Bavarian Government support was in hand), leaving Lilium financially insolvent. 2. Long Certification Timelines: The costly, time-consuming regulatory processes added strain. 3. Competitive Pressure: Players like Joby Aviation, Eve Air Mobility, Vertical Aerospace and Archer attracted funding and government support, putting Lilium at a disadvantage. Investor Impact: • Equity Investors: Risk of total loss as assets are liquidated to repay debts. • Debt Investors: Secured creditors may recover some funds; unsecured are likely to see less. • Acquisition Possibility: Lilium’s tech assets might still offer recovery potential if acquired. eVTOL Sector Implications: • Investor Confidence: This outcome may spark more rigorous vetting of eVTOL startups. • Market Shifts: Fewer players might mean greater opportunities for funded competitors. • Policy Reevaluation: Governments may increase support for promising eVTOL firms to mitigate future risks. Key Takeaway: Lilium’s case underscores the high-stakes nature of funding new tech in capital-intensive industries. For investors, it’s a reminder to closely examine financial health, funding sources, and long-term viability. 💬 What do you think? Is government support the key to unlocking the future of eVTOLs? #Lilium #AviationTech #InnovationChallenges #GermanInvestment #EUTech #eVTOL #ElectricAviation #StartupLessons #Aerospace #VisionVsReality #TechRegulation #FutureOfFlight #AviationFunding
Air taxi maker Lilium is out of money and will cease operations
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We’re excited to announce our strategic partnership with Trovio Technology to develop SAF Connect – a trading platform for the aviation sector. SAF Connect will enable airlines, lessors, investors, and SAF suppliers to seamlessly transact, settle, and digitally execute offtake agreements with complete transparency and auditable transaction history. By leveraging Fexco's expertise in sustainability, treasury management, FX, and payments, along with Trovio's cutting-edge energy transition technology, CorTenX, we are setting a new standard for efficiency and transparency in the SAF market. “This is a further milestone for us as we continue to build on our market growth. Trovio brings exceptional energy transition technology to this partnership,” said Cathal Brendan Foley, CEO of PACE. Jon Deane, CEO of Trovio, added, “We believe SAF Connect will provide an innovative solution to support the rapid growth and development of sustainable aviation fuel. By leveraging both FEXCO’s and Trovio’s collective expertise, we are building a platform designed specifically for the complexity of this market.” To find out more, click here: https://lnkd.in/eVnyphVy #PACE #Trovio #Partnership #SAFConnect #SAF #AviationFuel #Fexco #Aviation #Sustainability #SustainableAviationFuel
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SpiceJet is making headlines again! ✈️ The airline has successfully resolved its long-standing legal dispute with Engine Lease Finance Corporation (ELFC), paving the way for future growth. 🚀 This comes after SpiceJet raised a whopping Rs 3,000 crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP), attracting big-name investors like Goldman Sachs and Societe Generale. 💰 This settlement is a significant step for SpiceJet as it aims to streamline operations and expand its fleet. The airline is looking to unground 28 aircraft and revive its fleet, which was reduced to 28 operational aircraft due to financial dues. What do you think about SpiceJet's recent moves? 🤔 Will this be a turning point for the airline? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 #SpiceJet #Aviation #IndianAviation #FinancialNews #BusinessNews #QIP #Investment #Growth #Airlines #Travel #India
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It’s been an eventful few days in the world of aviation finance and leasing, with key developments shaping our industry: 1️⃣ PK AirFinance Eyes Serial ABS Issuance: PK AirFinance plans to become a “serial aircraft loan ABS issuer”, following the success of its recent $633 million #ABS deal. The lender is tapping into the growing demand for asset-backed securities in aviation. 2️⃣ APOC Aviation Secures $140M Facility: APOC Aviation has secured a $140 million financing facility from Deutsche Bank to support its continued growth and vertical integration into aircraft and engine assets. 3️⃣ Ryanair Adjusts Growth Plans Amid Boeing Delays: Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary announced that the airline will scale back its growth plan for summer 2025 due to continued delays in Boeing deliveries, which could impact capacity next year. 4️⃣ Deucalion Appoints New CCO: Deucalion Aviation Limited has appointed Nathan Riggs as its new chief commercial officer. Riggs brings extensive experience from Aergo Capital and will be joining the lessor in early 2025. 5️⃣ Avolon Sells Nine Aircraft to AviLease: Avolon has completed the sale of six narrowbodies and three widebodies to AviLease, part of its ongoing strategic portfolio management. The sale includes in-demand aircraft such as the A320ceos and Boeing 737 Max 8. As the leasing and finance space continues to evolve, Zeevo Group is here to support you with strategic advisory and operational expertise. Let’s connect to see how we can help you navigate these market shifts! #AircraftLeasing #AviationFinance #ZeevoPowered
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Aircraft transactions help airlines meet financial and operational goals.
How & Why Do Airlines Sell Their Planes?
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SpiceJet Limited has settled a $16M dispute with aircraft lessor Genesis, agreeing to pay $6M and offering $4M in equity at ₹100/share. Both parties will withdraw ongoing litigations. This comes as SpiceJet raised ₹3,000 crore to tackle financial challenges and settled disputes with other lessors, including Horizon Aviation and Shannon Engine Support. In September, Carlyle Aviation converted $30M in lease arrears into equity at the same price. The news boosted SpiceJet shares, rising 7.84% to ₹60.69 on the BSE. #Aviation #FinancialRestructuring #SpiceJet #AviationIndustry Read more at : https://lnkd.in/dqAVidYQ
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1wGreat article by Haley Hughey It's fascinating to think about how this could reshape transportation in the years to come.