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Intel
$INTC (+1,35 %) recently updated its equity portfolio held at the end of the 3rd quarter.

In the 3rd quarter there were some changes in the portfolio of Intel:

-sale of 3.3 million shares in Astera Labs
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-Sale of of 5.1 million shares in Joby Aviation $JOBY

-Sale of of 547,600 shares in Senti Biosciences $SNTI

Joby Aviation
$JOBY has just announced its quarterly figures.

The earnings per share (EPS) is -$0,21 and missed the expectations of -$0,19.

The turnover amounted to $28,0 thousand and is below expectations of $40,0 thousand.

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I have been involved in the EVTOL sector for some time now and find it very promising for the future.

There are a large number of companies that want to develop EVTOL aircraft (electrically powered vertical take-off and landing aircraft) in the future, some of which are already in promising test phases. In addition, some of the most promising companies are already listed on the stock exchange. The following EVTOL manufacturers are listed on the stock exchange:

• Archer ($ACHR )
• Joby Aviation ($JOBY )
• Lilium ($LILM (+2,44 %) )
• Vertical Aerospace ($EVTL )
• Ehang ($EH )
• Horizon Aircraft ($HOR )
• Airbus ($AIR (-1,06 %)
  

However, there are other promising developers that are not currently listed on the stock exchange, so direct investments in these companies are not possible. Here is an overview of the unlisted companies:

• Volocopter
• Xpeng Aeroht
• Wisk
• Supernal
• Eve Air Mobility
• AIR VEV

I asked myself how the industry is structured and whether it is possible to invest in the industry through indirect investments. And I will say this much: yes, you can.

Here is an overview of the value chain: