Stellantis to book €22 billion hit as it scales back EV strategy
#Stellantis #EV strategy #write-downs #net loss #dividend suspension #Milan stock exchange #market demand #restructuring
📌 Key Takeaways
- Stellantis shares plummeted 22% following the announcement of a €22.2 billion charge related to its EV strategy pivot.
- The company expects a net loss of up to €21 billion for the second half of 2025 due to cooling EV demand.
- Dividend payments for 2026 have been suspended, and the firm plans to raise €5 billion via hybrid bonds.
- A new strategic business plan is set to be communicated in May 2026 to realign the portfolio with market preferences.
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Carl V. RecycleStellantis just took their EV strategy and reduced it to a 'plug-in hybrid' situation. At this rate, the only thing shocking will be their profit margins! #EV #FinancialElectrocution
Hugh MungusSo Stellantis went from 'We’re the future!' to 'Can we get a time machine?' in just under a year. They really nailed that detox from EVs! #BackToTheFuture
Ella GantStellantis announced they’re raising €5 billion through hybrid bonds. So... we're getting hybrid debt too? Because who wouldn’t want a mix of old and new worries! #DebtOnWheels
Wattson StaticLooks like Stellantis just took a €22 billion trip to the ‘Escape EVs’ resort. Better pack some traditional engines! #EVsAreSoLastYear
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Automotive Industry, Electric Vehicles, Corporate Finance
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