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Stellantis CEO reconfirms 2026 guidance, says turnaround plan continues as automaker's shares hit new low

Stellantis shares plunge to an all‑time low as the CEO reconfirms 2026 guidance amid a Canadian labor standoff

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  • Primary Driver: Stellantis shares plunge to an all‑time low as the CEO reconfirms 2026 guidance amid a Canadian labor standoff
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The slide follows recent analyst downgrades and rising labor risks flagged by market observers. CNBC reported the CEO’s reiteration of the 2026 guidance while emphasizing that the turnaround plan remains on track.

Investors and the Brampton union are the immediate stakeholders; a signed contract could stabilize the stock, while continued stalemate may keep pressure on the share price. The automaker has signaled that the turnaround plan will proceed regardless, suggesting future corporate communications are likely to center on the labor outcome and any measurable progress of the turnaround strategy.

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The obvious questions

What guidance did the Stellantis CEO reaffirm?

He reaffirmed the company’s 2026 financial guidance.

What labor dispute is affecting Stellantis’s stock?

A dispute with the Canadian union over a Brampton armored‑vehicle plant remains unresolved.

Which other automakers saw share movements linked to this news?

Ford and General Motors shares also dipped, according to coverage.

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