PHOENIX, Oct. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nikola Corporation (Nasdaq: NKLA), a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy supply and infrastructure solutions, via the HYLA brand, today announced it will report its third quarter ended September 30, 2024 financial results and business updates on Thursday, October 31, 2024. On that day, Nikola's management will hold a conference call and webcast at 10:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. PT) to review and discuss the company's business and outlook.Nikola Corporati ...

The Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ: NKLA) once touted as the ‘Tesla of trucking’ has had an extremely bumpy ride since first going public in 2020. Buoyed by great expectations, NKLA stock prices reached as high as $1,977 by mid-2020, before unceremoniously crashing to $450 by the end of 2020. The primary driver behind this drop was a report from activist short-selling group Hindenburg Research, which alleged fraud regarding the company’s technical capabilities, along with levying an accusation that a key produc ...

文章核心观点 - 氢燃料电池卡车制造商Nikola公司的股价在上周创下52周新低,但今天股价大涨[1] - 公司第三季度交付了88辆重型8类氢燃料电池卡车,创下公司历史第三季度最高销量纪录[2] - 尽管交付量符合公司指引范围,但投资者可能认为这是公司持续错过财务目标后的一线曙光[2] 公司情况 - Nikola公司从电动汽车转向专注于氢燃料电池卡车,并于2023年第四季度开始交付[3] - 公司目前仅交付了235辆卡车,现金消耗较快,需要发行股票筹资[3] - 公司第二季度营收约3100万美元,但毛亏损近5500万美元,尽管亏损同比有所下降[3] - Nikola是北美唯一商业销售8类氢燃料电池卡车的公司,具有一定潜力[3]

业务表现 - 公司第三季度交付车辆的情况[2] - 公司未来展望和业绩指引[2] 产品和技术 - 公司新产品和新技术研发情况[2] 市场拓展和并购 - 公司市场扩张和并购情况[2] 其他新策略 - 公司其他新策略[2]

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