Stellantis announced a significant business reset involving approximately €22 billion in charges for H2 2025, primarily due to recalibrating product plans to better match customer preferences, including reduced expectations for BEV products. Despite a Net loss for 2025, leading to no dividend payment in 2026, the company reported improved net revenues and industrial free cash flow in H2 2025 and issued a preliminary positive outlook for 2026, anticipating sequential improvements in key performance indicators. The strategic shift emphasizes freedom of choice with a wider range of EV, hybrid, and advanced internal combustion engine vehicles, alongside substantial investments and operational restructuring.
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Stellantis Resets its Business to Meet Customer Preferences and to Support Profitable Growth
Stellantis announced a significant business reset involving approximately €22 billion in charges for H2 2025, primarily due to recalibrating product plans to better match customer preferences, including reduced expectations for BEV products. Despite a Net loss for 2025, leading to no dividend payment in 2026, the company reported improved net revenues and industrial free cash flow in H2 2025 and issued a preliminary positive outlook for 2026, anticipating sequential improvements in key performance indicators. The strategic shift emphasizes freedom of choice with a wider range of EV, hybrid, and advanced internal combustion engine vehicles, alongside substantial investments and operational restructuring.