Stellantis Projects 9% Shipment Decline For Q4
Stellantis Projects 9% Shipment Decline For Q4 Amid US Inventory Cuts
Stellantis N.V. (NYSE:STLA) disclosed that it expects global total shipments to decline 9% year-over-year to around 1.395 million units for the fourth quarter of 2024. The decrease aligned with a ~5% drop in underlying sales performance.
ROME (Reuters) - Stellantis' said on Thursday its fourth quarter shipments were down 9% compared to the previous year, to ...
Filosa also moved Jeff Kommor back to his previous role as U.S. head of sales after a disastrous year that saw Stellantis ...
Key Takeaways Stellantis' fourth-quarter shipments slumped as the carmaker reduced the number of vehicles it had in its U.S.
In a report released today, Michael Jacks from Bank of America Securities reiterated a Buy rating on Stellantis (STLA – Research Report), with ...
Stellantis reported its global deliveries fell by 9% to 1.395M vehicles during Q4 2024 amid inventory reduction initiatives ...
Antonio Filosa, chief operating officer for Stellantis in North America, is working to repair relationships with dealers and ...
Tim Kuniskis retired from Stellantis at the end of May 2024, after 32 years doing everything for the company but mop the ...
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