Stellantis

Short-term pain, medium-term tailwinds, structural long-term risks

11/02/26 -"We previously held a cautious view on Stellantis following the departure of M.Tavares, who, despite some mistakes, particularly keeping prices too high in North America, which led to inventory ..."

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