Annual Letter to Shareholders: Data Center Developments

Core Insights - Jet.AI Inc. is focused on high-performance GPU infrastructure and AI cloud services, with significant operational developments and strategic priorities for 2026 [1][40] - The company has approximately $9 million in cash and no debt, providing a stable platform for future projects [2] - Jet.AI is in the final stages of selling its aviation business to flyExclusive, which will result in shareholders owning two distinct securities: JTAI and FLYX [4][5] Financial Position - The company has a cash balance of approximately $9 million and no debt, allowing for operational flexibility [2] - The sale of the aviation business is expected to provide significant value, with an estimated $13.4 million return for shareholders based on the recent share price of flyExclusive [8] Strategic Projects - Jet.AI is investing in three data center projects in Manitoba and the Canadian Maritimes, with a potential total value of $300 million if all projects reach the powered-land stage [12][23] - The Manitoba project has a development potential of multi-hundred megawatts, with an implied value of $100 to $200 million for Jet.AI's 17.5% GP stake [30][27] - The Maritimes project is expected to support approximately 500 megawatts of capacity, with an implied value of approximately $88 million for Jet.AI's GP equity stake [35] Investment in AIIA - Jet.AI owns 49.5% of the sponsor entity of AI Infrastructure Acquisition Corp. (AIIA), representing its largest asset on a mark-to-market basis [9] - AIIA currently holds approximately $138 million in trust and has about fifteen months to complete a transaction [10] Future Financing and Growth - The company plans to pursue external financing through various tools, including a $50 million facility and a $250 million shelf registration [21] - The rapid expansion of the data center industry is reflected in public-market pricing, with significant valuations for hyperscale data center operators [22] Closing Remarks - The company emphasizes the importance of aligning with the growing demand for computing infrastructure and technological advancements in AI [39]