Stellantis CEO reconfirms 2026 guidance as shares reach new low
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said Wednesday that the automaker was reconfirming its 2026 guidance and maintaining plans to become cash-flow positive by 2027. His comments came as Stellantis shares reached a new low, according to CNBC, while the company’s turnaround plan continued.
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa reconfirmed the company’s 2026 guidance on Wednesday, according to CNBC. The statement concerned the automaker’s existing outlook and came as the company continued its turnaround plan.
Filosa also said Stellantis maintained its plan to become cash-flow positive by 2027. The supplied report does not provide additional details about the targets, including their financial amounts or the measures supporting them.
The comments were made as Stellantis shares hit a new low, CNBC reported. The supplied information does not specify the share price, the market on which the shares traded, or the timing of the decline.
No further details about the turnaround plan, the company’s performance, or any next steps were provided in the supplied source material.
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