Stellantis NV operates in the Motor vehicles and car bodies sector.
In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares Stellantis NV with three other
automobile manufacturers in Europe:
Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
of GERMANY
(2020
sales of 98.99 billion Euros [US$117.01 billion]
of which 69%
was Automobiles),
Exor Nv
(119.52 billion Euros [US$141.28 billion]
of which 73%
was FCA), and
Renault (Regie Nationale des Usines) SA
which is
based in FRANCE
(43.47 billion Euros [US$51.39 billion]
of which 93%
was Automobile).
Sales Analysis.
Sales were up sharply during the second
quarter of 2021 versus the previous year's second quarter.
During the second
quarter of 2021, sales at Stellantis NV totalled
72.61 billion Euro.
This is
an increase of 520.2%
from the 11.71 billion Euro in sales at the company during the second quarter of 2020.
This was the biggest same quarter rise in sales at Stellantis NV in the previous 35 quarters.
During the first two
quarters of 2021, sales totalled 106.91 billion Euro, which is
231.3% higher
than through the first two quarters of 2020.
There appears to be at least some degree of seasonality in the sales at Stellantis NV: during 8 of the previous 9
years, sales were highest during the fourth quarter.
The exception to this was during 2015, when the
second quarter was the best quarter, accounting for
26% of sales (during that same year, the
fourth quarter accounted for 25% of sales).
Stellantis NV reported sales of 86.68 billion Euro (US$102.45 billion)
for the
year ending
December of 2020.
This
represents
a
decrease of 19.9%
versus 2019, when the company's sales were 108.19 billion Euro.
Contributing to the drop in overall sales was the 37.3% decline
in Latam, from 8.46 billion Euro to 5.31 billion Euro.
There were also decreases in sales in
Nafta (down 17.8% to 60.32 billion Euro)
and
Emea (down 20.8% to 16.28 billion Euro)
and
Apac (down 15.4% to 2.38 billion Euro)
and
Other Activities (down 27.3% to 2.19 billion Euro)
and
Maserati (down 13.7% to 1.38 billion Euro)
.