As Mashable and Financial Times reported, Tesla reported spending $6.3 billion on purchases of property and equipment (i.e.

Investors should always read companies’ financial reports. They should also try to understand what they are reading.

Tesla’s sales plunged in January, with key markets like California and Europe seeing sharp declines. BYD has overtaken Tesla ...

The crack we’re left with at Tesla is now small enough — just under half a billion dollars — to be filled with some combination of foreign exchange movements, non-material asset write-offs, or the ...

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According to Tesla's cashflow statements, the firm spent $6.3 billion on "purchases of property and equipment excluding ...

The Financial Times compared the electric automaker’s capital expenditure in the last six months of 2024 to its valuation of ...

with analysts pointing to a $1.4 billion gap in Tesla's capital expendituresmoney that was spent but seemingly missing from the company's balance sheet. Tesla also raised $6 billion in new debt ...

However, on Tesla's balance sheet for the same period, the company reported that the gross value of property, plant and equipment went up by only $4.9 billion to $51 billion. That's 1.4 billion ...