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In discussions with Thailand's government, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is exploring the possibility of establishing a production facility in the nation. The largest car producer and exporter in Southeast Asia, Thailand has set its sights on becoming the main electric vehicle (EV) production hub in the regio...
In discussions with Thailand's government, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is exploring the possibility of establishing a production facility in the nation. The largest car producer and exporter in Southeast Asia, Thailand has set its sights on becoming the main electric vehicle (EV) production hub in the region. It has offered Tesla 100% green energy to power a facility that could produce EVs or batteries. This move aligns with the country's goal of attracting investment from the EV industry, as demonstrated by the $1.44B in commitments from Chinese electric vehicle makers. Furthermore, the expansion of the Thai auto market by 3% this year, following a period of negative growth, signals a potential opportunity for Tesla.
Currently, the premarket trading saw Tesla shares (TSLA) drop by 1.47%, contributing to a year-to-date decline of approximately 19%. Additionally, the stock is trading below its 200-day moving average. When evaluating Tesla's position, the Seeking Alpha Quant Rating is 'Hold', reflecting strong marks for profitability and growth, but lower scores for valuation and earnings revisions.
More about Tesla Inc
Tesla, Inc. is an American electric vehicle and clean energy company with a strong presence in the plug-in and battery electric car segments. In 2020, Tesla captured 16% of the plug-in market and 23% of the battery-electric market. The company also develops and installs solar photovoltaic energy generation systems and is a major global supplier of battery energy storage systems. With a market cap of $645.37 billion and a stock price of $206.22, Tesla has shown strong growth and market sentiment. However, with a high P/E ratio of 47.13 and a beta of 1.115, there are potential risks associated with its stock performance, and past market behavior may not be a reliable indicator of future performance.
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