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(SRFM) Comes Backed By Multiple Potential Catalysts As It Returns To Our Radar Tomorrow Morning—Wednesday, August 13, 2025
Here's What We Can Tell You So Far:
Recent Momentum: (SRFM) Moved Approximately 330% In Just A Few Weeks Since The Last Time We Highlighted It Back in June — From $2.30 To A Peak Of $9.91 (on July 11th).
Limited Float: According To MarketWatch, (SRFM) Has Fewer Than 19.1M Shares In The Float, Which Could Lead To Volatility Potential.
Analyst Targets: Piper Sandler And H.C. Wainwright Have Issued Coverage On (SRFM), With One Citing A $12 Target, Which Suggests Over 200% Upside Potential.
Bullish Signals: Barchart Lists 10 Bullish Indicators For (SRFM) Across Short-, Medium-, And Long-Term Indicators.
Palantir Holds Stake: Palantir Technologies Is The Largest Shareholder Of (SRFM), Underscoring Alignment With Its Software-Led Model.
Insider Stepped In: (SRFM)'s Co-Founder Recently Acquired Over 400,000 Shares Directly From The Company In A $1M Private Transaction.
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August 12, 2025
For Wednesday's Watchlist | See Why (SRFM) Just Hit Our Radar For Tomorrow Morning Dear Reader, The last time we highlighted Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM), it moved approximately 330% from June to July 11th. We announced coverage the night of Monday, June 24. The next morning, (SRFM) opened at $2.30. By July 11, it had reached $9.91, according to Barchart data.
Now, (SRFM) is back on our radar for tomorrow morning—Wednesday, August 13, 2025. (SRFM) released its Q2 2025 results after the bell earlier today. Some highlights include:
- Scheduled Service revenue growth of over 20% and pro-fit-ability in airline operations driven by improvement in controllable completion factor from 82% to 95%
- On Demand revenue growth greater than 5% with a seven-percentage point improvement in margins, driven by an increase in the number of charter flights and the positive impact of BrokerOS software on the business
- Raised $44.7M in equity capital that strengthened the Company's balance sheet and enhanced the Company's ability to execute its strategy
Just days from now—on August 18—CEO Deanna White and CFO Oliver Reeves are scheduled to meet with institutions at the 14th Annual Needham Virtual Industrial Tech, Robotics & Clean Tech 1x1 Conference. These events come on the heels of a string of developments that continue to redefine what (SRFM) is building. Benzinga highlighted the coverage initiated by H.C. Wainwright's Amit Dayal, who set a $12 target. From its recent $4.00 range, that suggests over 200% upside potential. But it's not just about analyst projections, it's about positioning. Some analysts seem to be beginning to model (SRFM) more like a software-first platform than a traditional carrier. Stonegate Capital doesn't issue official price targets, but their valuation framework adds a critical layer of context. Applying a 1.75x to 2.25x EV/Revenue multiple to (SRFM)'s projected FY26 revenue, Stonegate modeled the company more in line with software-forward aviation peers than traditional airlines. That reframing yielded an estimated valuation range between $6.75 and $10.90 per share, with a midpoint around $8.82. As of this writing, (SRFM) is already trending near or above several key technical levels—including its 5-Day moving average at $4.07, 20-Day at $4.76, 50-Day at $4.05, 100-Day at $3.35 and 200-Day at $3.50. And right now, (SRFM) is flashing 11 bullish signals on Barchart's technical opinion dashboard across its TrendSeeker, Short-, Medium-, and Long-Term indicators. Backing up that external conviction, Co-Founder and Board Member Sudhin Shahani recently acquired 408,163 shares in a private transaction directly from the company. And if that weren't enough, one of the most talked-about tech names on the street—Palantir Technologies—is currently the largest shareholder in the company. With Marketwatch reporting a float under 19.1M shares, the stage could be set for potential volatility if demand begins to shift. Latest Milestone: (SRFM) Lands Six LOI Agreements—Software Momentum Is Building
Less than a month ago on July 22, 2025, Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM) announced six new SurfOS LOI agreements with charter brokers and operators, marking a clear sign of software adoption. These latest LOIs, building on the company's original beta cohort, reflect expanding interest across regional carriers, cargo operators, and private aviation brokerages. The momentum is a clear step forward toward SurfOS's commercial deployment scheduled for 2026, with real-world stakeholders now actively engaged in shaping the platform's core modules. These integrations are anything but passive.
Participating users are providing direct, operational feedback to refine: - BrokerOS – built to automate sourcing, quoting, and client communications
- OperatorOS – designed to streamline aircraft scheduling, crew optimization, and operational visibility
SurfOS leverages data infrastructure from Palantir Technologies. Though still in its beta phase through 2025, SurfOS remains on track for full commercial rollout in 2026, supported by expanding partnerships and an increasingly data-driven aviation strategy. 
Why (SRFM) Just Hit Our Radar
With more than 331,000 passengers flown and over 66,000 scheduled departures in the last twelve months ending March 31, 2025, (SRFM) already runs one of the most active regional air commuter networks in the country, reaching both the mainland U.S. and the Hawaiian Islands. But the bigger story is what's happening underneath the surface. The company has exited Phase 1: Transformation—having completed its M&A synergies, strengthened its balance sheet, and brought in new management, and cleaned up its capital structure. (SRFM) is now deep into Phase 2: Optimization (2025–2026) and it's already showing results: - Improved key performance metrics of its scheduled airline operations
- Added Japan Airlines as its first international carrier interline partner
- Launched a premium Jet Card to refine its On Demand model
- Began beta-testing its SurfOS software with multiple regional operators
The goal? Maximize efficiency using real-time performance data, its proprietary SurfOS software, and smarter operations. This isn't just a cleanup phase, it's a strategic recalibration built for scale. The Broader Vision: Four Phases of Execution
Here's how the rest of (SRFM)'s roadmap breaks down: Phase 1 – Transformation (Already Completed)
- Improved capital structure
- Strengthened balance sheet
- Appointed new executive leadership
- Realized ~$6.5M in synergies from Southern Airways acquisition
Phase 2 – Optimization (2025–2026)
- Optimize airline operations (fleet redeployment, maintenance backlog, SOC relocation)
- Recalibrate On Demand business with simplified, higher-margin offerings
- Drive operational efficiency via SurfOS
Phase 3 – Expansion (2026–2027)
- Launch new tier-1 routes based on demand data
- Expand SurfOS commercialization to charter operators, aircraft owners, and charter brokers
- Pursue strategic partnerships and new ventures to accelerate regional access
Phase 4 – Acceleration (2027+)
- Leverage exclusive sales relationship with Textron Aviation
- Scale the operator platform and deploy electric aircraft
With over 5,000 public-use airports across the U.S., largely unreachable by commercial carriers, (SRFM) isn't trying to fit into the old system. They're building a parallel one designed for speed, flexibility, and software-first performance. What to Watch In 2025
Management expects to hit $100M+ in revenue this year while targeting positive Adjusted EBITDA for its scheduled airline operations for 2025. Recent updates also confirm that FY25 operations are not expected to be materially impacted by new tariffs. With operations, software, and electrification aligned under one platform, (SRFM) is no longer just an airline. It's positioning itself as the backbone of a smarter, modern regional air system, and it's already in motion. This is one we'll be tracking closely. Recent Developments
Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM) delivered a wave of high-impact updates in June and July, cementing its role as a leader in modern regional air mobility. June 10: The company officially unveiled its flagship SurfOS™ products, featuring BrokerOS, OperatorOS, and OwnerOS. Designed for brokers, operators, and aircraft owners, the suite automates quoting, scheduling, payments, and operational oversight. SurfOS is now in beta with eight partners ahead of a 2026 commercial launch. June 17: (SRFM) reported strong results from its Optimization phase, including: - Record operational reliability and on-time performance
- Renewal of a $9.9M Essential Air Service contract
- Ongoing fleet modernization backed by leadership talent from Flexjet, Southwest, and Amazon Air
These moves signal real traction, not just on paper, but in the air, on the tarmac, and behind the software powering (SRFM)'s next phase
As we look ahead to tomorrow's bell, here's exactly why (SRFM) has climbed to the top of our watchlist. 7 Reasons Why (SRFM) Is Back On Our Radar For Tomorrow Morning
—Wednesday, August 13, 2025
1. Recent Momentum: (SRFM) moved approximately 330% in just a few weeks earlier this summer, after hitting our radar last time at $2.30 and reaching $9.91 by July 11, per Barchart data. 2. Limited Float: With Marketwatch reporting only 19.1M shares in the float, (SRFM) has the kind of share structure that could lead to the potential for volatility. 3. Analyst Coverage: (SRFM) has attracted coverage from Piper Sandler and H.C. Wainwright, with the latter issuing a $12 target, suggesting over 200% upside potential from its recent $4.00 range. 4. Insider + Institutional Purchases: (SRFM) recently received a $1M insider purchase from Co-Founder Sudhin Shahani, while Palantir Technologies holds over 4.46M shares as of June 2025. 5. Bullish Technical Situation: According to Barchart, (SRFM) is triggering 10 bullish signals across short-, medium-, and long-term indicators. 6. Software Shift Narrative: Some analysts, including Stonegate Capital, are beginning to model (SRFM) alongside software-first aviation peers rather than traditional airlines, an important framing shift. 7. Accelerating Adoption: In just the past few weeks, (SRFM) announced six new SurfOS LOIs with operators and brokers, reinforcing traction ahead of the platform's full commercial rollout.
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Earlier this summer, (SRFM) made a move of approximately 330% after recently hitting our radar at $2.30 and reaching $9.91 by July 11, per Barchart. And now, all eyes turn to what's next: (SRFM) released its Q2 2025 results after the bell today. A high-level institutional meeting at the Needham Virtual Industrial Tech, Robotics & Clean Tech 1x1 Conference is set for next week, on August 18. These aren't just calendar events, they could offer a closer look at how the story is evolving. We will have all eyes on (SRFM). Consider starting your own research on (SRFM). Also, keep a look out for my morning update, it could be coming bright and early. Have a good night. Sincerely,
Jeff Ackerman
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