13 giugno 2024
Stellantis ribadisce gli obiettivi finanziari per il 2024 e riporta indicazioni sul primo e secondo semestre. La struttura patrimoniale rivista supporta forti ritorni
AMSTERDAM – In occasione del primo Investor Day di Stellantis, che avrà luogo oggi alle 8:00 EDT / 14:00 CEST ad Auburn Hills, Michigan, Stati Uniti, il CEO Carlos Tavares illustrerà i nove elementi strategici chiave che differenziano Stellantis, sui quali l’Azienda sta facendo leva per liberare valore e affrontare lo sconvolgimento e la ridefinizione dell’industria globale dell’auto.
La CFO Natalie Knight e altri membri del Top Executive Team forniranno aggiornamenti sulle region, sulle funzioni e sui brand dell’Azienda.
Stellantis conferma i propri obiettivi finanziari per il 2024 ed il piano per il ritorno sul capitale:
- Margine di Adjusted Operating Income (“AOI”) a due cifre e free cash flow industriale positivo
- Ritorno sul capitale: distribuzione di ≥7,7 miliardi di euro in dividendi e riacquisti di azioni proprie nel 2024
La CFO Natalie Knight ribadirà alcune indicazioni più specifiche in termini di aspettative per il primo ed il secondo semestre del 2024:
- Margine AOI atteso del 10-11% per il primo semestre, con free cash flow industriale significativamente inferiore rispetto allo stesso periodo dell’anno precedente
- Il lancio di nuovi modelli, le azioni sui costi e l’atteso miglioramento del capitale circolante supportano l’opportunità di un miglioramento del margine AOI e del free cash flow industriale nel secondo semestre dell’anno
Stellantis sta inoltre aggiornando il suo piano sul capitale con diverse modalità significative:
- Fissando livelli di liquidità con un target del 25-30% dei ricavi per il medio termine, spostando l’attenzione sull’efficienza del capitale e sostenendo forti rendimenti per gli azionisti
- L’Azienda utilizzerà il riacquisto di azioni proprie ed i dividendi ordinari per remunerare il capitale degli azionisti
- Nel 2025, Stellantis punterà alla fascia alta del range del 25-30% della sua politica di distribuzione dei dividendi, rispetto al 25% degli ultimi anni
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Stellantis
Stellantis N.V. (NYSE: STLA / Euronext Milan: STLAM / Euronext Paris: STLAP) è uno dei principali costruttori di veicoli al mondo e ha l’obiettivo di proteggere la libertà di movimento attraverso mezzi sicuri, puliti ed economicamente accessibili. Celebre per i suoi brand iconici e innovativi – Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Citroën, Dodge, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Jeep®, Lancia, Maserati, Opel, Peugeot, Ram, Vauxhall, Free2move e Leasys – Stellantis sta attuando Dare Forward 2030, un ambizioso piano strategico che le permetterà di trasformarsi, entro il 2038, in un’azienda tecnologica di mobilità a zero emissioni nette di carbonio, con una percentuale di compensazione a una cifra delle emissioni restanti, creando al contempo valore aggiunto per tutti gli stakeholder. Per maggiori informazioni, consultare il sito http://www.stellantis.com/it.
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