Stellantis NV – Recent Developments

Corporate and Regulatory Interaction

  • Regional Dialogue in Italy On 22 December 2025, the President of the Molise Region, Francesco Roberti, and the Regional Minister for Industrial Activities, Andrea Di Lucente, met with automotive‑sector trade unions in Campobasso. The discussion focused on the dispute surrounding Stellantis’ operations in Termoli. (Source: ANSA, 22 Dec 2025)

  • CEO’s Position on EU Climate and Industry Policy Antonio Filosa, Chief Executive Officer, has repeatedly expressed concern that the European Union’s revised climate‑related package for the automotive sector lacks a clear growth strategy. He argues that the measures risk discouraging long‑term investment in European manufacturing. Filosa’s remarks appeared in interviews with Financial Times, Tekedia, and other outlets in late December 2025. (Sources: Tekedia, 21 Dec 2025; Capital .ro, 29 Dec 2025; Capital .gr, 20 Dec 2025)

  • EU Policy on Petrol Ban The European Union announced a temporary relaxation of its 2035 petrol‑ban deadline. Stellantis CEO Filosa stated that, despite the easing, the plan still does not meet the industry’s needs for a viable transition to low‑emission vehicles. (Source: Benzinga, 20 Dec 2025)

Operational and Market Activities

  • International Workforce Movements Stellantis has begun withdrawing Italian workers from its Serbian plant in Kragujevac. The employees, who had been dispatched to support the launch of the Fiat Grande Panda, are returning after several months of service. The move reflects a shift in the company’s deployment strategy amid changing production demands. (Source: Telegraf.rs, 22 Dec 2025)

  • Leasing Market Performance In the social leasing segment, Stellantis captured nearly 50 % of total sales, indicating strong consumer traction in this channel. (Source: JournalAuto.com, 22 Dec 2025)

  • Leadership Change in Commercial Vehicle Division The commercial‑vehicle arm of Stellantis entered a new leadership phase, signaling an organizational realignment aimed at improving operational focus and market responsiveness. (Source: Autohaus.de, 22 Dec 2025)

  • Shareholder Sentiment and Stock Rating The company’s shares were traded at €9.922 on Tradegate at 08:34 GMT on 22 December 2025, reflecting a modest gain of +0.33 %. RBC assigned a “Neutral” rating to Stellantis at that time. (Source: Wallstreet‑online.de, 22 Dec 2025)

Financial Snapshot

  • Market Capitalisation: €28.61 bn
  • Share Price (18 Dec 2025): €9.902
  • 52‑Week High: €13.75 (17 Feb 2025)
  • 52‑Week Low: €7.265 (21 Apr 2025)
  • Price‑to‑Earnings Ratio: –12.85 (negative due to operating losses)

Stellantis NV continues to navigate a complex landscape of regulatory scrutiny, workforce adjustments, and strategic positioning within the automotive sector, while maintaining active engagement with European policy discussions and market dynamics.