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The analysts' average price target is €2.85 (+3,184,257.54%). The median is €3.13 (+3,497,106.70%).

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Protea: Lilium founders launch new drone start-up and quickly secure capital

After selling off the last remnants of Lilium, the founders around Daniel Wiegand have launched a new aerial‑vehicle start‑up called Protea. The team was able to raise significant capital immediately, including from previous investors. Investigations reveal new details about the founding, the backers and the composition of the team. » More on manager-magazin.de
Lilium files second insolvency after failed rescue and patent sales

Flight-taxi developer Lilium has filed for insolvency for the second time despite raising around €1.5 billion in capital, after a planned rescue fund failed to materialize. According to reports, the company already sold patents to US rivals. Lilium is emblematic of a broader wave of German start-up insolvencies in 2025, triggered by high costs, cautious investors and rising interest rates. » More on finanzen.net
Lilium patents sold to Archer Aviation – definitive end for the air taxi start-up

The insolvency administrator has sold Lilium’s patent portfolio to publicly listed US manufacturer Archer Aviation. Archer acquires more than 300 patents, including on high‑voltage systems, battery management, flight control and ducted‑fan technology, for €18 million. A previously planned rescue sale to Ambitious Air Mobility Group failed due to financing problems. Lilium had already filed for insolvency twice and had neither production readiness nor the promised funds. » More on heise.de
Archer buys patents from insolvent Lilium for €18 million

According to the court proceedings, the insolvency administrator signed a purchase agreement with Archer Aviation, which mainly took over patents from Lilium’s insolvency estate. Archer reportedly pays €18 million and is not interested in the prototypes and machinery; these are to be sold separately via online auction. There was a bidding competition, including from Joby and the Ambitious Air Mobility Group, and higher bids are said to have been made. Lilium had been insolvent several times, employees were sometimes unpaid for months, and earlier takeover attempts failed due to missing financing commitments. » More on wiwo.de
Lilium loses hangars in Oberpfaffenhofen after contracts signed with successor tenants

The owner of Oberpfaffenhofen airport has signed contracts for the two last large hangars that Lilium used before its insolvency. This makes it very likely that on‑site operations will not be continued and that construction of the "Lilium Jet" at the previous location will be prevented. » More on sueddeutsche.de

Financials

In the last year, Lilium N.V. had revenue of €0 and net profit of -€389.12m

(EUR)	2023	YoY
Revenue	0	-
Gross profit	-10.53m	4.19%
Net profit	-389.12m	53.76%
EBITDA	-264.7m	4.00%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€33.75m
Number of shares	724.58m
52-week high/low	€0.0641 - €0.0466
Dividends	No
Beta	1.88
P/E ratio	-0.07
PEG ratio	0.00
P/B ratio	0.69
P/S ratio	0.00

Company profile

Lilium N.V., a transportation company, engages in the research and development of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircrafts for use in high-speed air transport system for people and goods. Lilium N.V. was incorporated in 2015 and is headquartered in Wessling, Germany.