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Stellantis Reaffirms 2026 Guidance and 2027 Free Cash Flow Path

Sep 30, 2026, 2:59 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Near-term price pressure persists as STLA trades at a new low despite reaffirmed targets; long-run upside hinges on delivering FCF and avoiding a breakup long-term, which introduces strategic risk.

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Stellantis reaffirmed its 2026 revenue and cash flow targets as its stock trades at a record low, underscoring a roughly $70 billion turnaround. Filosa emphasized brand portfolio sharpening and customer focus, with expectations for positive free cash flow by 2027 and more than €3 billion in 2028, while noting a potential breakup remains a longer-term risk. The market will weigh execution progress against structural risks in coming quarters.

Stellantis reaffirms 2026 guidance and long-term cash flow targets. CEO Filosa reiterates commitment.
Shares hit all-time U.S. low at $4.43. Down ~60% YTD.
Turnaround plan totals about $70 billion; focus on Ram and Jeep in the U.S.
RBC notes breakup is plausible long-term scenario.

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