New Horizon Aircraft Ltd. saw an increased net loss in Q2 2026 due to higher research and development spending as it ramped up engineering and design for its full-scale prototype. Operating expenses rose year-over-year, offset slightly by lower general and administrative costs. Despite no revenue, the company ended the quarter with over $24 million in cash.
Net loss of CAD 8.65 million driven by increased R&D spending.
R&D costs rose to CAD 2.6 million in the quarter, mainly for engineering and prototype development.
General and administrative expenses declined slightly to CAD 2.5 million.
Cash and cash equivalents rose to CAD 24.3 million, ensuring near-term liquidity.
The company expects to continue investing in prototype development and anticipates increased R&D and certification efforts, while maintaining cost discipline in general operations.
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