Sky Harbour Announces Record Q4 and 2024 Results, New Hangar Campus Lease at King County International Airport – Boeing Field, Opening of New Campus in Phoenix and Other Business Updates; Reiterates Prior Guidance for 2025
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MSRB/EMMA:
https://emma.msrb.org/P21904883-P21456792-P21905289.pdf
Financial Highlights on a Consolidated Basis include:
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Constructed Assets or In-Construction exceeded
$250 million at year end. - 2024 Full-year consolidated revenues increased 95% as compared to 2023.
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Net cash used in operating activities was reported at
$9.1 million for the year. -
Strong liquidity and capital resources as of
December 31 st, 2024, with consolidated cash and US Treasuries totaling$127 million , after the use of$32 million for the acquisition and payment of certain liabilities of the Camarillo Acquisition (discussed below). - Refer to 10-K for presentation of full year GAAP net loss and Adjusted EBITDA (Non-GAAP) results.
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Reiterating our guidance of reaching run rate breakeven operating cash flow/adjusted EBITDA on a consolidated basis by year end 2025, driven by the positive cash flows expected to be generated from the
Phoenix campus opened on Q1 2025 and the campuses opening in Q2 inDenver andAddison (Dallas area).
Financial Highlights at
- Full year Obligated Group Revenues increased 51% in 2024 as compared to 2023.
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Net cash provided by operating activities reached positive
$6.5 million in 2024, as compared to net cash used in operating activities of$1.4 million in 2023. -
Debt Service Coverage Tests calculated as per the Bond Indenture for the first time for the period ending
December 31, 2024 , and as budgeted for 2025, both in compliance with covenant ratios. -
Cash and US Treasuries at the
Obligated Group totaled$66.3 million as ofDecember 31st, 2024 , with the expected capital expenditures on the remaining phases there to be covered by these outstanding balances and the expectedObligated Group revenues through the end of construction.
Update on Site Acquisition
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Sky Harbour currently has campuses operating at Houston’sSugar Land Regional Airport (SGR),Nashville International Airport (BNA),Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport (OPF),San Jose Mineta International Airport (SJC),Camarillo Airport (CMA),Phoenix Deer Valley Airport (DVT) and Dallas’sAddison Airport (ADS); campus in construction at Denver’sCentennial Airport (APA); campuses in development atChicago Executive Airport (PWK), Sky Harbour’s first threeNew-York -service airports -Bradley International Airport (BDL),Hudson Valley Regional Airport (POU), andStewart International Airport (SWF),Orlando Executive Airport (ORL),Dulles International Airport (IAD),Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), andTrenton-Mercer Airport (TTN). -
On
December 6th , as previously announced, the Company completed its acquisition of CloudNine and Sky 805, a newly completed hangar campus and an established FBO operation with several legacy hangars atCamarillo Airport , CA. 2024 Results only incorporate 3 weeks of Camarillo operations. Occupancy currently stands at 68% and we expect to rent the remaining hangar by this summer. -
On
March 14th , we executed a new ground lease with an existing hangar campus at Seattle’sKing County International Airport –Boeing Field (BFI). The leased facility contains approximately 90,000 rentable square feet of hangar and office space in four structures. We are currently renegotiating tenant lease agreements with the existing tenants and marketing additional vacant space with new prospective tenants. - We reiterate our prior guidance of six additional new hangar ground leases to be announced by the end of 2025, for a total portfolio of 23 airport ground leases by year end.
Update on Construction and Development Activities
- As reported on our monthly activity reports filed with MSRB/EMMA and available on our website, DVT opened for business in Q1 and began operations with the arrival of the first tenant jets. Our campuses at ADS and APA remain forecasted for delivery and commencement of operations during the coming weeks. Please see the following link for the last monthly construction report: https://emma.msrb.org/P21916224-P21464998-P21914132.pdf
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Phase 2 at
Opa-Locka Airport is about to start construction and construction bids have been received from general contractors for Bradley Airport Phase 1 and for Addison Phase 2. The Company is focused on increasing our resources dedicated to development and construction in order to accelerate these activities.
Update on Leasing Activities
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Leasing activity at the Company is at its peak with the recent opening of the campuses in
Phoenix andDallas and the upcoming opening inDenver in April. Also, lease up continues at CMA for remaining hangar and just started at the campus at BFI we recently closed on. -
The first tenant lease was executed in
Phoenix andDallas , with others in negotiation. Pre-leasing continues inDenver , with three new leases under negotiation. - We continue to expect a 4-6 month lease up period for these three campuses.
Update on Airport Operations
- During the fourth quarter, in anticipation of the opening of the new campuses at DVT, APA and ADS, the Company selected base managers for each location and began talent acquisition to begin filling out their operations teams. New managers were onboarded and trained at existing facilities for several weeks prior to their permanent assignments at the new locations.
- Supplies and ground support equipment (GSE), including various aircraft servicing assets and refuelers, were procured and began shipping to the new locations in advance of the start of operations.
New Equity/PIPE Closing
In Q4 2025,
The Company plans to leverage the proceeds of this PIPE financing, together with existing cash on hand, with an additional, previously announced,
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