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After flying start, Stellantis must tackle Tesla and China

January 18, 2022
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After flying start, Stellantis must tackle Tesla and China


A view shows the logo of Stellantis at the entrance of the company’s factory in Hordain, France, July 7, 2021. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol

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  • Stellantis shares up over 60% in 1st year, beating Tesla
  • Company to unveil business plan on March 1
  • Investors expect new strategy for China

MILAN, Jan 18 (Reuters) – If playing catch up with Tesla is what everyone in the auto industry is about then Stellantis, the company formed from the merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, has had a good start – its shares have far outpaced its U.S. rival in its inaugural year.

But this is just the first lap.

Fixing its business in China and overcapacity in Europe are just two areas where analysts want to see Stellantis (STLA.MI) making progress when Chief Executive Carlos Tavares unveils his detailed business plan on March 1.

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After all, despite its shares surging more than 60% since their debut on Jan. 18, 2021 – compared with a 27% gain for Tesla’s (TSLA.O) – Stellantis’ market value of 59 billion euros ($67 billion) is still just 6% of its U.S. rival’s.

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A strong first year augurs well, though, with Jefferies analysts saying Tavares has shown vision and ambition with a “sustained stream of strategic initiatives.”

Since forging the world’s No. 4 carmaker by production, Tavares has mapped out a 30 billion euro electrification strategy, and formed alliances with Amazon and iPhone assembler Foxconn to accelerate development of software and semiconductors for future connected vehicles. read more

He has also drawn up plans for five battery plants and cut deals with unions to keep streamlining its European operations – side-stepping potential labour conflicts and pushing the company’s operating profit margin up to around 10%.

Excluding former Peugeot-controlled parts maker Faurecia (EPED.PA), Stellantis’ workforce was almost unchanged in the past year at around 300,000 – keeping Tavares’ promise not to cut jobs or close plants following the merger.

All this despite facing a semiconductor and supply chain crunch that cost global automakers millions of vehicles in lost production last year and is not expected to ease quickly.

Marco Santino, a partner at management consultants Oliver Wyman, said Tavares was living up to his reputation as a practical man avoiding a “muscular” approach with unions and the outlines of his strategy were in place.

“The path has been mapped out already, it needs to be consolidated,” he said. “I don’t expect fireworks from his business plan”.

CHALLENGES

But many say more bold action is needed.

Jefferies analysts, for example, say Stellantis’ 14 brands – including Jeep, Ram, Citroen, Opel and Maserati – walk “a fine line between differentiation and internal competition.”

This at a time when Tesla is leading the industry transition to an electric…



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