Bridger Aerospace Group (NASDAQ:BAER) is expanding its aerial firefighting fleet and pursuing longer-term government contracts as wildfire activity extends further into the year, Chief Executive Officer Sam Davis said during a discussion hosted by Canaccord Genuity Senior Aerospace and Defense Techn
Bridger Aerospace Group (NASDAQ:BAER) reported second-quarter revenue that was essentially unchanged from a year earlier, while reiterating its full-year outlook and citing increasing wildfire activity, longer-duration government task orders and expansion into aircraft modification and intelligence
Bridger Aerospace Group (NASDAQ:BAER) Chief Executive Officer Sam Davis outlined the aerial firefighting company’s growth strategy, fleet expansion plans and technology initiatives during a presentation at RedChip’s “The Vertical Economy” Virtual Investor Conference.
Davis said the Bozeman, Montana
Bridger Aerospace announced the retirement of CFO Eric Gerratt and appointed Anne Hayes as his successor and Ernie Freedman as Audit Committee Chairman.
Bridger Aerospace announced its Q3 2025 financial results release on November 6 and participation in the Sidoti Year End Virtual Investor Conference on December 10–11.
Bridger Aerospace obtained a new senior secured facility of up to \$331.5 million led by Bain Capital and sold its Bozeman campus to refinance debt and fund fleet expansion.
