The report looked into Tesla's cash flow statements and capital expenditures over the last 6 months of 2024 and compared it to the company's valuation of the assets it had acquired. The report found ...

Accounting experts say there are plausible explanations for the discrepancy as Elon Musk tries to rally the EV giant.

The Financial Times has issued a retraction for its damning article against Tesla, claiming the company couldn't account for $1.4 billion within its books.

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 ...

According to the report, Tesla’s cash flow statement reveals $6.3 billion spent on property and equipment purchases in the third and fourth quarters of 2024. However, the balance sheet shows ...

A closer look at Tesla’s cash flow statement may also prompt investors to ask other questions, such as why a business with a $37B cash pile raised $6bn of new debt last year? Published first on ...

Tesla is flush with cash ... positive financing cash flows," said Jacek Welc, a professor of corporate finance at SRH University of Applied Sciences in a statement to the Financial Times.

The discrepancy was noticed in statements on cash flow that Tesla submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission. These also show that the anomaly is probably solely attributable to the ...

Featured here, the Cash Flow Statement for Ericsson N.Tesla, showing the changes in the company's cash and cash equivalents, broken down to operating, investing and financing activities over each ...

The report looked into Tesla's cash flow statements and capital expenditures over the last 6 months of 2024 and compared it to the company's valuation of the assets it had acquired. The report ...