Stellantis NV STLA

Morningstar Rating
$6.57 −0.47 (6.68%)
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Stellantis’ BEV Strategy Reset Is Costly, Yet Necessary

Antonia Filosa, Stellantis’ newly appointed CEO as of June 2025, faces significant challenges ahead. In the US, the group’s largest region, the company has lost close to 5% market share over the last five years (postcovid), the largest market share decline industrywide. In addition to other strategic missteps, the mismatch between the discontinuation and replacement of popular car models left wide gaps in its portfolio. With these market gaps expected to narrow toward the end of 2025, the first signs of a recovery are anticipated to follow. Similarly, in Europe, Stellantis has lost 5% market share over the same time frame. Again, this is the most significant decline in share among peers. Despite the rollout of numerous new models this year, volume performance remains weak. Our surveys show that certain Stellantis brands with new model launches are priced above competitor brands with similar specifications. Stellantis’ “third engine” continues to help offset volume losses elsewhere.

Price vs Fair Value

STLA is trading at a 652% premium.
Price
$7.04
Fair Value
$92.40
Uncertainty
Very High
1-Star Price
$75.90
5-Star Price
$8.90
Economic Moat
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Capital Allocation
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Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls

Stellantis’ strategic decision to go with multienergy over BEV native platforms makes it more flexible through a slower-than-expected EV transition.

Bears

The new leadership fails to deliver critical milestones on time, such as closing market gaps, which indicates the start of a turnaround. Further investor confidence is lost.

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Trading Information

Previous Close Price
$7.04
Day Range
$6.566.89
52-Week Range
$6.2812.22
Bid/Ask
$6.62 / $6.64
Shares Outstanding
2.90B
Market Cap
$19.04B
Volume/Avg
25M / 20M

Key Statistics

Price/Earnings (Normalized)
29.23
Price/Sales
0.11
Dividend Yield (Trailing)
0.00%
Dividend Yield (Forward)
0.00%
Total Yield

Company Profile

Stellantis was created out of the merger of US-based Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and French-based Peugeot in January 2021, resulting in the fourth-largest automotive original equipment manufacturer by vehicle sales. In 2024 it sold 5.5 million vehicles, 47%, 26% and 17% in Europe, North America, and South America, respectively. Its brands include Fiat, Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, Alfa Romeo, and Maserati.
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Auto Manufacturers
Stock Style Box
Large Value
Total Number of Employees
258,668

Competitors

Valuation

Metric
STLA
VOW
F
Price/Earnings (Normalized)
29.233.719.40
Price/Book Value
0.320.251.60
Price/Sales
0.110.140.31
Price/Cash Flow
1.025.70
Price/Earnings
STLA
VOW
F

Financial Strength

Metric
STLA
VOW
F
Quick Ratio
0.680.820.88
Current Ratio
1.031.071.09
Interest Coverage
5.27−6.95
Quick Ratio
STLA
VOW
F

Profitability

Metric
STLA
VOW
F
Return on Assets (Normalized)
−11.32%1.03%2.61%
Return on Equity (Normalized)
−37.47%3.87%18.01%
Return on Invested Capital (Normalized)
−21.12%2.07%3.70%
Return on Assets
STLA
VOW
F

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