Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)
confirms deliveries scheduled for early February in China will be
delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak. Execs expects the production
line to catch up once the outbreak gets better and the Shanghai factory
is reopened, although that timetable is unclear.
The EV automaker has been relatively immune from
broad concerns over a reeling Chinese economy as investors and analysts
focus on the long-term picture.
Wedbush is out with a note this morning in that
vein. “We are currently modeling ~20K deliveries in the key China region
for the March quarter. In our opinion the current situation is more
bark than bite as the aggressive trajectory of Giga 3 production and
demand out of Shanghai look very strong out of the gates and the
potential to hit 150k units/demand out of this region over the next year
still remains intact,” forecasts analyst Dan Ives.
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3538550-tesla-tumbling-after-confirming-china-deliveries-delay
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