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Discouraging news from the industry's bellwether company rocked the sector.
Discouraging news from the industry's bellwether company rocked the sector.
Makers of batteries, materials suppliers, and manufacturers stand to gain significantly from the rise of a certain electric vehicle segment.
With innovation never resting, these battery stocks could potentially skyrocket higher as they transform the mobility ecosystem.
Battery stock innovators are the companies that are progressing EV technology and deserve investor attention as a result.
Stock of FREYR Battery, Inc. (NYSE: FREY) fell 4.52% after reporting Q4 FY23 results, with adjusted EPS loss of $(0.13) and net loss of $(24.2) million. The company aims to maintain strong balance sheet, liquidity profile, and strategic investments.
FREYR Battery reports Q4 2023 results, with a GAAP EPS of -$0.17 beating estimates by $0.07.
Carmaker pricing continues to trend toward bargains, a dynamic that should boost demand for associated products and services.
FREYR Battery expects to achieve full automation in H1 2024 and plans to submit an application to the U.S. Department of Energy in Q1 2024.
It's cold outside. That's bad news for EV stocks.
Only one of these EV stocks is actually earning profits.
FREYR Battery completes redomicile to the US, enhancing shareholder value through strategic opportunities, operational efficiencies, and tax benefits. Read more.
These battery stocks are looking better and better heading into 2024 for a variety of reasons that promise to send shares higher.
If you haven't done so already, it may be time to sell some EV stocks.
A vast battery building complex was rising in the U.S. But then EV demand softened.
Battery stocks are not only here to stay, but they're poised to take over more market share than you know.
QS stock is moving higher today, although the reason behind the surge is murky. Let's take a look at how 13F filers view the company.
Investors hope a safer battery with longer range will spur massive new interest in owning an electric vehicle.
U.S. Steel layoffs will see a large number of workers lose their jobs as the company closes its last blast furnace in its Granite City plant.
Freyr still hopes to make a semi-solid lithium-ion electrode in Norway, but will move offices to the U.S. for tax reasons.