Why did Stellantis stock drop today?

Shares fell after Stellantis recorded €22.2 billion ($26 billion) in EV-related charges, reported a 2025 net loss, and suspended its 2026 dividend. The update signaled lower near-term earnings and cash returns while the company pivots toward hybrids and ICE. Markets quickly repriced those risks, pushing the stock down more than 20%.

Is the Stellantis dividend canceled or delayed?

The company suspended its 2026 dividend to conserve cash during its business reset. There is no payout for that year, and management has not committed to a new timeline. Future dividends likely depend on executing the plan, restoring margins, and demonstrating sustainable free cash flow after the February 26 guidance.

What should investors watch on Feb 26 earnings?

Focus on margin bridges, cost actions, and capex plans, plus North America mix and hybrid adoption targets. Timing to return to profitability and cash generation is key. Management will report at 13:30 UTC. Any credible, quantified roadmap could stabilize sentiment and set catalysts for STLA shares.

Is STLA undervalued after the drop?

Valuation screens as cheap, with price-to-book near 0.24x and EV-to-sales around 0.19x. However, profitability is negative and the dividend is suspended, which justifies a discount. Turnarounds can take time. Many investors will wait for Feb 26 guidance to confirm a path to positive margins and durable cash flow.

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STLA Stock Today, February 07: $26B EV Charges, Dividend Axed

ByDanny Kontos February 7, 2026February 7, 2026

Stellantis stock tumbled today after the automaker booked €22.2 billion ($26 billion) in EV charges, posted a 2025 net loss, and suspended its 2026 dividend. Management signaled a pivot toward hybrids and ICE to match softer EV demand. For Canadian investors, the key is what comes next: margin targets, cash flow plans, and timing back to profitability. We break down the news, valuation, risk factors, and what to watch into the Feb 26 results while trading STLA in USD from Canada.