Stellantis Plummets 25% and Hits All-Time Low
Stellantis stock collapsed by 25.24% on Friday, February 6, 2026, closing at 6.11 euros and shattering its previous all-time low of 7.265 euros set in April 2025. This decline occurs in a context of prolonged deterioration of the stock, down nearly 51% over the year.
Massive Charges and Dividend Suspension
Automobile manufacturer Stellantis NV announced the recording of exceptional charges amounting to 22.2 billion euros in the second half of 2025, as part of a major strategic reset. These massive provisions, excluded from adjusted operating income, mechanically lead to a net loss for the entire fiscal year 2025. The group also decided to suspend the payment of the 2026 annual dividend, a decision that deprives shareholders of a traditionally attractive yield and heightens concerns about the group's financial strength.
This restructuring is accompanied by a strategic review of certain industrial assets. LG Energy Solution has acquired full ownership of NextStar Energy, following a joint agreement with the manufacturer. This capital reorganization within the joint venture illustrates the ongoing operational adjustments and could reflect a partial disengagement from certain battery production capacities. The final financial results of 2025 will be published on February 26, closely watched by the markets.
A 25% Collapse and Technical Breakdown
The 25% collapse recorded this Friday projects the stock well below all its key moving averages. While the 50-day moving average is at 9.17 euros, the price now stands at 6.11 euros, marking a disengagement of nearly 33%. This technical break is part of a bearish dynamic established over several months, with a drop of 30.62% over the last three months. The monthly volatility at 10.71% indicates marked instability, while the RSI at 45 shows no clear overselling despite the severity of the correction.
The crossing of the previous historical low opens the way to new unknown levels. The gap between the current price and the 200-day moving average, usually considered a benchmark for underlying trend, reaches nearly 30%, illustrating the magnitude of investor disaffection. In the absence of a new identifiable support threshold below 8.08 euros, the stock now moves in uncharted technical territory, leaving operators uncertain about the formation of a lasting floor.
