Stellantis Faces H1 Test With €80.7 Billion Revenue Expected as Ford and GM Raise Outlooks
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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Jul 29
Stellantis Faces H1 Test With €80.7 Billion Revenue Expected as Ford and GM Raise Outlooks
1 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Jul 29
Summary
Thursday’s first-half report is expected to show Stellantis revenue rising nearly 9% to €80.71 billion, with adjusted operating income of €1.42 billion—almost triple last year’s €540 million.
That earnings test comes as CEO Antonio Filosa tries to validate his turnaround plan after Stellantis kept its 2026 guidance unchanged, targeting mid-single-digit revenue growth and a low-single-digit operating margin.
Q2 shipments already pointed to momentum, climbing 10% to 1.6 million units as North America jumped 38% and Europe rose 5%, offsetting declines in the Middle East and Africa and South America.
Filosa’s five-year €60 billion FaSTLAne 2030 plan concentrates 70% of brand and product investment on Jeep, Ram, Peugeot and Fiat, with 60% of €36 billion in product spending directed to North America.
Pressure is building because Ford and GM have already lifted full-year profit forecasts, raising expectations that Stellantis may need stronger guidance to show its recovery is keeping pace.