Automotive
Stellantis reports 4 billion euro cash shortfall amid turnaround plan
Third-quarter revenue rose 1 percent, while CEO Anthony Filosa says Ram 1500 sales jumped 73 percent.
The short version
- Stellantis reported a 4 billion euro ($4.5 billion) cash shortfall in the third quarter as it pursued its turnaround plan.[CNBC]
- Revenue rose 1 percent to 37.6 billion euros, and adjusted operating income rose 184 percent to 256 million euros.[CNBC]
- Shares have fallen more than 60 percent this year, while CEO Anthony Filosa pointed to early Ram gains.[MotorTrend]
- Stellantis reaffirmed its 2027 target for positive industrial free cash flow, while Jeep deliveries fell 60,000 units in North America.[MotorTrend · CNBC]
Key facts
- Stellantis reported a 4 billion euro cash shortfall in the third quarter.[CNBC]
- Third-quarter revenue rose 1 percent year over year to 37.6 billion euros.[CNBC]
- Adjusted operating income rose 184 percent to 256 million euros from 90 million euros a year earlier.[CNBC]
- Stellantis shares have fallen more than 60 percent this year to record lows.[MotorTrend]
- CEO Anthony Filosa said the 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee sold out within 24 hours of opening order books.[MotorTrend]
- Filosa said Ram 1500 sales rose 73 percent in the third quarter, with shipments up 17,000 units.[MotorTrend]
- Jeep deliveries in North America fell by 60,000 units in the quarter.[MotorTrend]
- Stellantis reaffirmed its expectation of positive industrial free cash flow in 2027.[CNBC]
What remains uncertain
- The Ram sales gains and Rumble Bee sellout are company statements from an earnings call and are not independently verified.[MotorTrend]
- Whether Stellantis reaches positive industrial free cash flow in 2027 remains unknown.[CNBC]
Sources
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