Stellantis shares dropped 1.28% to $4.64 on Oct. 30, leaving the automaker’s closing price between its 20- and 50-session averages after gains earlier in the week.
The close was 19 cents above the 20-session exponential moving average (EMA), calculated at $4.45, and 13 cents below the 50-session EMA at $4.77. Shares began the day at $4.57, dipped to $4.52 and ended at their $4.64 session high. The decline was 6 cents from Thursday’s close. Before Friday, shares rose 13.04% on Oct. 28 and 0.43% on Oct. 29.
In unaudited third-quarter results released Oct. 28, Stellantis reported €37.611 billion in revenue, 1% more than a year earlier, alongside a €453 million net loss. Adjusted operating income reached €256 million, up from €90 million in the year-ago quarter. Industrial free cash flow was negative €4.009 billion.
The company kept its 2026 financial guidance in place. It also continues to project industrial free cash flow above zero in 2027.
