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Ford Motor Company

Lincoln is a division of the Ford Motor Company that markets luxury vehicles under the Lincoln brand. The product line currently includes sedans, crossovers, sport utility vehicles, and versions for limousine/livery use. They are marketed primarily in North America and China. Lincoln vehicles are also officially sold in the Middle East and South Korea.

Lincoln

Ford Motor Co. engages in the manufacture, distribution, and sale of automobiles. It operates through the following segments: Ford Blue, Ford Model E, Ford Pro, Ford Next, Ford Credit, and Corporate Other. The Ford Blue, Ford Model E, and Ford Pro segment includes the sale of Ford and Lincoln vehicles, service parts, and accessories, together with the associated costs to develop, manufacture, distribute, and service the vehicles, parts, and accessories. The Ford Next segment is involved in the expenses and investments for emerging business initiatives aimed at creating value for Ford in vehicle-adjacent market segments. The Ford Credit segment consists of the Ford Credit business on a consolidated basis, which is primarily vehicle-related financing and leasing activities. The Corporate Other segment refers to corporate governance expenses, past service pension and OPEB income and expense, interest income and gains and losses from cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities, and foreign exchange derivatives gains, and losses associated with intercompany lending. The company was founded by Henry Ford on June 16, 1903 and is headquartered in Dearborn, MI.

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Ford Motor Company faces supply chain challenges, emphasizes growth strategies

Ford Motor Company's Q4 2022 earnings call highlighted challenges with supply chain issues impacting profitability, while emphasizing a double transformation strategy and commitment to disciplined capital allocation. The company showcased strengths in Ford Pro's growth, EV sales progress, and strategic plans for future growth. Ford faces challenges in managing costs, addressing quality improvements, and navigating pricing pressures, but sees opportunities in operational improvements and strategic initiatives.

Ford reports solid Q1 earnings, eyes EV market profitability

Ford Motor Company's Q1 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, strategic focus on commercial vehicles and EVs, and plans for future growth. Despite pricing challenges and margin concerns for Model e, Ford remains optimistic about its outlook and growth opportunities in the EV market.

Ford raises EBIT guidance, focuses on EV profitability and differentiation

Ford's Q2 earnings call highlighted strong performance, increased EBIT guidance, and a strategic focus on EVs and software. The company is navigating challenges in pricing pressure and cost factors while capitalizing on opportunities in EV differentiation and customer value.

Ford reports mixed Q3 results, targets 8% margin through EV focus

Ford's Q3 performance showed mixed segment results, with Ford Pro strong, Model e facing losses, and Ford Blue improving EBIT. The company aims for an 8% margin by aligning EV prices with ICE vehicles through cost reductions.
Challenges include strikes impacting guidance, pricing pressures on EVs, and affordability concerns. Opportunities lie in EV investment strategy, software services growth, and strategic bets on ICE and HEV products for market flexibility.
Ford's strengths include a robust EV strategy, commitment to quality, and confidence in product innovation. The company faces challenges in warranty costs, hybrid margins, and transitioning customer preferences to EVs.

Ford Motor Company reports strong 2023 performance amidst EV challenges

Ford Motor Company's 2023 performance reflects strong revenue growth and profitability, with a focus on quality improvements and EV strategy. Challenges include profitability concerns in the EV business and meeting margin targets. Opportunities exist in optimizing costs, enhancing customer experience, and capitalizing on EV sales growth.

Ford Motor Company reports solid Q1 performance and focuses on cost reduction and strategic launches

Ford Motor Company's Q1 2024 earnings call highlighted strong performance, quality progress, and growth in key segments. The company is focused on cost reductions, strategic launches, and aligning EV pricing with consumer value. Challenges in the Model e segment are being addressed with inventory management and cost reduction efforts.

Ford excels in Q2 earnings, eyes growth in Ford Pro and EVs

Ford's Q2 performance reflects a strong focus on high-margin businesses, solid revenue growth, and a robust balance sheet, positioning the company for future success.
While facing challenges such as declining auction values and market uncertainties, Ford's strategic strengths in Ford Pro, EVs, and software technology offer avenues for growth and adaptation.
With opportunities in Ford Pro revenue growth, EV expansion, and global partnerships, Ford is poised to leverage its strengths and navigate challenges to drive continued success.

Ford Motor Company reports solid Q3 performance and outlines EV strategy

Ford Motor Company's Q3 2024 earnings call highlighted steady performance, with a focus on cost reduction, EV strategy, and global operations restructuring. The company faces challenges in moderating margins, addressing warranty improvements, and accelerating cost reduction efforts. However, opportunities lie in leveraging strategic advantages in the EV market, optimizing costs, and expanding repair services.

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Ford is going to distinguish between its EV segment and its combustion engine segment going forward.

Ford: Spin-Off Of EV Division Could Create Value

Ford recently made a significant reorganization splitting its EV and ICE businesses to improve the execution of its aggressive EV strategy. EVs are a classic case of a technology disruption redefining an industry.

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Fiat Chrysler

Detroit's Big Three automakers said on Thursday they will allow autoworkers to stop wearing masks at workplaces where U.S. health officials have said it is safe to do so.

Detroit's Big Three automakers will let workers stop wearing masks

The Detroit automaker has been one of the most impacted by the parts shortage, which has caused sporadic plant shutdowns across the industry.

Chip shortage forces Ford to cut SUV, truck production at two plants

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The 118-year-old automaker is trying to become a force in a booming new market.

Ford Has Big Plans for Its Electric Vehicles. Is the Stock a Buy?

Disney

Netflix

Exxon Mobil

As the Russian invasion looms on, Western companies have started to pull out of Russia. These include Exxon Mobil, Ford, Netflix and Disney.

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Fisker Inc

Tesla

Tata Motors

Shares of several companies in the auto & auto component space, including Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F), Fisker Inc (NYSE: FSR), General Motors Company (NYSE: GM), Tata Motors Limited ADR (NYSE: TTM) and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA), are all trading lower as stocks pull back on continued.

Why Ford, Fisker, GM, Tata Motors And Tesla Shares Are Falling Today

In one of the boldest steps under the leadership of CEO Jim Farley, Ford (F) is separating its EV business from its legacy ICE business to boost its position in the e-mobility domain.

Should You Buy Ford (F) Now on Its Ambitious Overhaul Plans?

Wall Street wanted Ford to spin off its EV business, but Ford says it's better to keep it in-house -- with more independence.

Here's why Ford didn't spin off its electric-vehicle business

DEARBORN, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hans Schep, General Manager, Ford Pro Europe will discuss key elements of the Ford Pro ecosystem in a fireside chat with autos analyst Philippe Houchois at the Jefferies Spring Automotive Conference at 12:10 p.m. ET on Tuesday, March 8. Schep will explain how Ford Pro accelerates productivity for today's commercial customers by operating differently than other businesses to drive always-on relationships, and how the Ford Pro business is positioned for growth. T

Hans Schep to Discuss How Ford Pro Drives European Leadership at Jefferies Spring Automotive Conference

Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas called the EV target "an aspirational/stretch goal," while Deutsche Bank's Emmanuel Rosner called a 10% margin by 2026 "ambitious."

Wall Street praises Ford's EV plans but questions its sales and profit margin targets

Investors would be smart to buy F stock now while they are below $20. Ford shares are not likely to remain discounted long.

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Ford announced Model E, it's dedicated business unit for electric vehicles.

Ford shares up 9.0% after splitting EV from ICE

This auto giant will keep traditional and EV vehicle organizations separate, though they will help one another. No spinoff is needed or planned.

Ford's Farley: 'Winning' With EVs Dictates Separating Them For Growth, Profitability, Focus

Ford Motor Company is increasing its electric vehicle investment to $50 billion through 2026, up from the previous $30 billion by 2025. CEO Jim Farley announced the news on Wednesday after the automaker confirmed that it would run its EV unit separately from its combustion engine business, something Ford touched on during its 2021 fourth […]

Ford increases electrification spend to $50B in attempt to catch up to Tesla

The automaker is doubling down on plans to compete with Elon Musk's Tesla, General Motors and other rivals in the race to dominate the fast-moving electric vehicle market.

Ford Rises On Plan To Carve Out ‘Model e' Electric Vehicle Business

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) shares are trading higher Wednesday after the company announced the separation of its electric vehicle and internal combustion engine businesses. The company reported February 2022 total U.S. sales of 129,273 vehicles, representing a year-over-year decrease of.

Ford's Stock Sees A Bounce: A Technical Look

Ford creating separate units for electric vehicles and traditional cars shows CEO Jim Farley is serious about overtaking Tesla as the premier U.S. EV maker.

Investing Club: Cramer calls Ford split the 'destroy Tesla plan' — here's why he says it will work

Ford CEO Jim Farley discusses the automaker's focus on the all-American production of electric vehicles.

Ford ‘bets on' the US, suspends all joint operations in Russia

Tier Mobility, the Berlin-based micromobility operator that has been steadily taking over Europe, is making a sweeping entry into North America by acquiring Spin from automaker Ford. Tier will acquire all of Spin's 50,000 e-scooters and e-bikes, bringing the German company's total fleet to 300,000.

Tier Mobility acquires Spin from Ford, marking entry into North America

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Ford Motor Company is selling its e-scooter business, Spin, to German rival Tier in exchange for equity.

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