TLDR Stellantis Stock Soars 15.58% as Q3 Revenue Climbs to €37.6 Billion in 2026 Stellantis Cuts Quarterly Net Loss by 90% as Adjusted Operating Income Surges Stellantis Shares Jump 15.58% Despite €4 Billion in Negative Industrial Cash Flow Stellantis Reaffirms 2026 Guidance and Targets Positive Industrial Cash Flow in 2027 Stellantis Reports Mixed Regional Results as Revenue Rises and Losses Narrow in Q3Stellantis N.V. (STLA) shares jumped 15.58% to $4.7850 after the automaker reported improved third-quarter financial results. The company recorded €37.6 billion in revenue, representing a 1% increase from the same period in 2025. Meanwhile, a sharp reduction in net losses and stronger operating income highlighted progress under its recovery strategy.Stellantis N.V., STLAStellantis Reports Higher Revenue and Lower Net LossesStellantis generated €37.611 billion in third-quarter revenue, compared with €37.206 billion a year earlier. However, regional performance varied, as Europe and South America each recorded revenue growth of 3%. North America declined 3%, Middle East and Africa fell 19%, and Asia Pacific dropped 7%.The automaker reported a net loss of €453 million, improving 90% from €4.532 billion in Q3 2025. Additionally, adjusted operating income climbed to €256 million from €90 million, marking a 184% annual increase. The adjusted operating margin improved to 0.7%, gaining 50 basis points year-over-year.Despite these improvements, Stellantis continued to report negative industrial free cash flow of €4.009 billion. The figure improved by €295 million compared with the previous year’s third quarter. Furthermore, industrial available liquidity reached €42.7 billion, equivalent to 26% of trailing twelve-month revenue.Regional Performance Shows Uneven RecoveryNorth America delivered stronger operating profitability, although revenue declined amid lower volumes and planned production downtime. The region’s adjusted operating margin improved by 340 basis points compared with the previous year. Meanwhile, Ram sales increased 30%, supporting market share gains across the region.In Enlarged Europe, revenue increased 3%, supported by higher volumes and growing demand for battery-electric vehicles. Passenger-car battery-electric vehicle sales across the EU30 increased 65% year-over-year. However, the region’s adjusted operating margin fell 340 basis points, while Stellantis retained leadership in light commercial vehicles.South America maintained its regional leadership despite lower sales and a market share decline. The region recorded an 18.6% market share, while Fiat Strada sales rose 13% and Toro sales increased 26%. Meanwhile, Middle East and Africa faced weaker demand, and Asia Pacific experienced lower sales alongside continuing operational restructuring.Stellantis Reaffirms 2026 Guidance and Recovery TargetsStellantis maintained its 2026 financial guidance, including a mid-single-digit revenue increase and a low-single-digit adjusted operating margin. The company also expects industrial free cash flow to improve year-over-year. Furthermore, management expects positive industrial free cash flow in 2027.The automaker plans to increase consolidated shipments in the fourth quarter compared with Q3 2026. Additionally, it expects broadly stable pricing and a positive working capital contribution from normal seasonal trends. However, higher memory chip and recall costs could create additional pressure during the quarter.Stellantis also expects its Value Creation Program to deliver several hundred million euros in fourth-quarter savings. The company targets at least 40% of its €6 billion annualized efficiency savings by the end of 2026. Meanwhile, full-year capital expenditure and research and development spending should reach 6.5% of revenue, supporting its FaSTLAne 2030 strategy. The post Stellantis N.V. (STLA) Stock: Jumps 15.58% as Revenue Rises to €37.6 Billion in Q3 appeared first on Blockonomi.