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Archer Aviation Shares Plunge, Reverse Split Question Raised

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Archer Aviation’s stock rallied to a $14.62 lifetime high in October 2025 after partnerships, patent acquisitions, and a Midnight eVTOL demonstration, but has since fallen sharply. With shares trading around that level, investors are asking whether the company could pursue a reverse split to avoid Nasdaq or NYSE delisting. Boeing’s 16.5% stake and potential $200 million warrant purchases are also part of the backdrop.

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