Electric vehicle startup Fisker Inc (FSR: NYE) is in dire financial straits, with its stock price plummeting nearly 47% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
Market Reaction and Future Outlook:
The news follows warnings issued by Fisker’s own CFO, Geeta Gupta-Fisker, during their Q4 conference call. She raised concerns about the company’s ability to meet its financial obligations over the next year, highlighting insufficient resources. This lack of funding could force cutbacks in crucial areas like product development, staffing, and production of their flagship Ocean SUV.
Investors reacted swiftly to the news, with the stock price taking a major hit. Only time will tell if Fisker can overcome these challenges or if the company will succumb to financial pressures.
Stock Target Advisor’s Analysis on Fisker Stock:
According to Stock Target Advisor’s analysis, Fisker’s stock rating currently stands at ‘Strong Sell’ with a target price of 2.82 USD. A projection over the next 12 months suggests an expected price change at a significant 774.57%. Contrastingly, other analysts have provided an average target price for Fisker at 2.50 USD along with an underperform rating. The analysis of Fisker by Stock Target Advisor leans toward ‘Very Bearish’, with 0 positive signals and 8 negative ones yielding cause for concern.
Furthermore, 08 market analysts have covered the stock, all assigning a ‘Sell’ rating, offering an average target price of 2.5 USD. This paints a grim picture against the backdrop of the Auto Manufacturers sector in NYE, which holds a generally positive ‘Buy’ rating.
Conclusion:
Fisker Inc.’s current outlook is marked by distress and uncertainty. The looming risk of bankruptcy along with the drastic plunge in stock price throw any form of stability in question. Notably, the competitive landscape of the EV market further compounds these difficulties.
