Beta Technologies, a manufacturer of high-performance electric aircraft and advanced propulsion and cargo systems, filed documents for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in the United States, amid a strong stock market boom that has fueled listings of technology, aerospace, and clean energy companies.

The company develops and sells electric aircraft, advanced components, and cargo systems. Its ALIA CTOL aircraft has completed thousands of flights, traveling nearly 83,000 nautical miles in North America and Europe, and has been used in training by the U.S. military and the FAA.

Beta noted that its aircraft have 42% lower operating costs than conventional aircraft thanks to a simplified design that eliminates complex components such as gearboxes, in-flight cooling systems, and thrust vectoring mechanisms.

The company also announced a collaboration with GE Aerospace to develop a hybrid-electric turbogenerator for civil and defense applications, with a $300 million investment from GE.

Although electric aviation remains a niche segment, with few manufacturers developing commercial aircraft, Beta’s IPO seeks to capitalize on the long-term electrification trend and renewed investor interest in selective growth companies.

For the six months ended June 30, Beta reported a net loss of $25.57 per share, down from $19.38 per share a year earlier. Financial details and the size of the IPO offering were not disclosed.

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