Stellantis sinks on weak cash flows as tariff refunds lift profit - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxNNTgzdUxMeU9oeDN5ZlhuRzNZU2tMb3hDdXFqSDN3WEJ3Sk1XT0NSUmRXZEExMjdZbUV2Y3pjRVc5REt3SEotVVNleXhtLXQySXpVeGlxMGM0Vy1QS0FUN0wwSWZwTVRYZDB4ejJ4YVBXNXA5WlhRTmV2RkVYQzNjMzZ1ZnJBRTQ3VElCNU9JYWdOS1pDSFZ1c3JFSkt2QjZyVV9DSnRLSjBRNzQ5YXBGNENDSQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Stellantis sinks on weak cash flows as tariff refunds lift profit</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Stellantis reported a near tripling in first-quarter adjusted operating income, aided by U.S. tariff refunds, but a disappointing cash flow result led to a sharp decline in shares.

Stellantis returned to profitability in Q1 2026 with a net profit of €377 million, but shares fell due to revenues below analysts' expectations.

Stellantis reported a return to profit in Q1 2026, but shares fell over 6% due to a tariff accounting adjustment obscuring a miss in North America.

Stellantis reports Q1 2026 financial results, highlighting a return to profitability and year-over-year improvement across all key financial metrics.

Stellantis shares fell despite reporting a forecast-beating Q1, with adjusted operating profits of €960 million and a net profit of €377 million.