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An operating expense is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. Often abbreviated as OPEX.

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Rivian Automotive

Rivian Automotive, Inc. engages in the design, development, and manufacture of category-defining electric vehicles and accessories. The company was founded by Robert J. Scaringe in June 2009 and is headquartered in Irvine, CA.

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Rivian reports strong revenue but faces gross profit challenges

Rivian's Q4 2022 earnings call highlighted achievements in production ramp-ups, new technologies, and cost reduction efforts. The company faces challenges with supplier constraints and raw material costs but sees opportunities in improving margins and reaching profitability.

Rivian Automotive hits production targets, eyes tech advancements for growth

Rivian Automotive reports strong Q1 performance with production targets on track
Focused on technology advancements, cost reductions, and enhancing customer value
Addressing supply chain challenges while leveraging opportunities for growth
Confidence in financial targets and future product integration plans

Rivian boosts production and partnerships, eyes diverse revenue streams

Rivian's Q2 2023 performance showcased production growth, cost efficiencies, and strong partnerships.
While facing challenges in maintaining margins and profitability, Rivian is exploring diverse revenue streams.
The company's focus on software, vertical integration, and customer experience presents growth opportunities.
With a solid cash balance and strategic partnerships, Rivian is poised for continued expansion and innovation.

Rivian excels in Q3 performance, eyes EV market expansion

Rivian's Q3 2023 performance showed strong vehicle delivery and revenue generation, with a focus on cost efficiency and margin targets.
The company's strengths lie in its EV transition, expanded market reach, customer-centric initiatives, and software monetization strategies.
Challenges include cost improvements, commercial vehicle sales ramp-up, raw material supply, and order fulfillment logistics.
Opportunities arise from production volume growth, commercial sales expansion, financial optimization, and software-driven revenue streams.

Rivian exceeds delivery targets, faces industry challenges, and eyes growth

Rivian's strong performance in production and gross profit improvement is countered by industry challenges and negative EBITDA expectations for 2024. The company's strategic focus on cost efficiency, new product introductions, and revenue diversification presents growth opportunities.

Rivian exceeds Q1 targets, aims for profitability by year-end

Rivian's Q1 performance reflects operational strength but challenges persist in achieving profitability targets.
Strategic cost-saving measures and technology integration provide opportunities for long-term growth and efficiency.
Efforts to drive demand and optimize operations position Rivian for improved financial performance and market expansion.
Balancing financial pressures with operational enhancements will be crucial for Rivian's path to sustainable profitability.

Rivian excels in Q2 with strong revenue growth and strategic partnerships

Rivian's Q2 2024 earnings call highlighted advancements in vehicle technology, cost reduction efforts, and strategic partnerships. While facing challenges in cost management and software development, the company remains optimistic about growth opportunities and upcoming product launches.

Rivian reports Q3 progress amidst challenges, eyes growth opportunities

Rivian's Q3 2024 showcased progress in key areas despite supply chain challenges and financial hurdles.
Strategic initiatives like the R2 program and joint venture with Volkswagen offer promising growth prospects.
While facing challenges, Rivian's focus on cost efficiency and production targets signals resilience and adaptability.
Opportunities in new vehicle variants and partnerships position Rivian for future success and market expansion.

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Rivian beat Q2 expectations last week, generating better-than-expected earnings and top-line results. The company narrowed its gross losses in the second quarter, with a significant improvement in the gross margin per unit metric. RIVN is currently undervalued compared to other U.S. electric vehicle manufacturers, making it a strong investment opportunity with high potential upside.

Rivian: A Value Deal

Rivian's latest quarterly results didn't impress investors. The company has lowered production costs and retooled its vehicles to save money.

Should You Buy Rivian When It's Below $16?

To understand the mainline concern about electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN ) and why retail investors shouldn't immediately jump on the technically bullish sentiment in the options market comes down to the classic cost-benefit analysis. Yes, RIVN does look more attractive thanks to its Volkswagen (OTCMKTS: VWAGY ) deal.

Why Rivian Options Traders Are Betting on $14 RIVN Stock for a While

While Rivian is making progress on cost cutting efforts, overall growth is rather muted at the moment. The company burned over a billion dollars in cash during Q2, leaving its net cash pile at its lowest levels in years. With the potential for another capital raise on the horizon, investors may want to consider selling this premium valuation name for now.

Rivian: Selling Into Strength (Rating Downgrade)

Rivian is seeing stagnant delivery growth as it moves to new product models. The company is burning a lot of cash and just signed a deal with Volkswagen.

Prediction: This Is What Rivian Stock Will Do Next

Rivian Automotive has made significant progress in the EV space, with a recent rally in stock price due to a deal with Volkswagen AG. The EV company is focused on turning limited production into a profitable business, with plans to launch R2 and R3 models in early 2026. The VW investment of up to $5 billion positions Rivian for significant growth and profitability in the future.

Rivian: Thank You, Volkswagen!

Rivian's total cost of drive units has fallen significantly. Management expects a 20% material cost reduction in the fourth quarter.

Excellent News for Long-Term Rivian Investors

Rivian's Q2 may be the most important quarter in its history due to the introduction of its next-gen vehicles and partnership with Volkswagen. However, the impact of those events has not yet shown up in its results.

Rivian Just Forecast This Important Metric Will Turn Positive. Is Now the Time to Buy the Stock?

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Rivian posted a mixed Q2 report. It reiterated its production, adjusted EBITDA, and capex guidance for the year.

Is Rivian Automotive Stock a Buy?

Rivian Automotive reported a slightly lower loss than expected in Q2, but cash reserves continue to dwindle. The company reaffirmed plans to produce 57K electric vehicles, with a valuation still compelling despite cash decline. Rivian Automotive needs to implement major cost cuts to improve profitability, but remains a promising investment opportunity.

Rivian Automotive 2Q: Not Bad At All

Volkswagen AG

It is unclear what kind of company Rivian will be in 3-5 years. A niche EV manufacturer, the next Tesla, or the next Fisker? The most likely outcome in the long term is a slow demise until Rivian either fades away or is taken over by a larger auto manufacturer. Rivian cannot generate the cash flows from its business to scale up and needs additional capital, diluting shareholders.

Rivian: The Long-Term Trajectory Is Downwards Despite The VW Deal

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN ), the high-profile electric vehicle startup, has been a company I've watched with great interest since its blockbuster IPO in 2021. As one of the most well-funded EV startups, Rivian's journey has been closely followed by investors hoping that Rivian stock could emerge as a viable challenger to Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA ) EV dominance.

RIVN Stock Outlook: Can EV Startup Rivian Survive Its Cash Burn Crisis?

Rivian NASDAQ: RIVN made progress on several fronts in Q2 and reached a pivotal quarter, at least in the eyes of its CEO. However, despite the good news, the stock price will return to $10 and may move even lower.

Rivian is Heading Back to $10 or Lower: Here's Why

Rivian says it will get to industry-leading margins, but that may not be possible.

Rivian Faces Uphill Battle in Slowing EV Market

Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN ) has greatly reduced its costs and continues to expect to generate positive gross profit in the fourth quarter of this year and in all of 2025. There are multiple signs that the company's brand remains extremely strong, driven by great, widespread appreciation for its EVs.

Rivian Investors, Take Note: 2 Key Drivers That Could Boost RIVN's Profit Outlook

Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN ) is seeing its hopes for a return of bullish momentum stunted after a disappointing showing in the second quarter. During the period, losses widened despite the company focusing on cost management.

Needham & Co. Just Cut Its Price Target on Rivian (RIVN) Stock

Rivian Automotive Inc. told Wall Street that gross profit is in sight, but its recent quarterly report did little to remove concerns that a “bumpy” road could be ahead for the EV maker.

Rivian sees gross profit ahead, but some on Wall Street remain skeptical

Shares of Rivian Automotive (RIVN) fell Wednesday, a day after the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer's second-quarter net loss widened as it continued to lose money on each unit it sells.

Rivian's Loss Widens as EV Maker Continues To Lose Money Per Delivery

Rivian held firm on its full-year production and capital spending forecasts. Rivian has cut production costs by 20% for one of its models.

Why Rivian Stock Dropped Wednesday

Electric vehicle company Rivian Automotive RIVN draws mixed reactions from analysts over its partnerships and focus on profitability after reporting second-quarter financial results.

Rivian Stock 'Powering Through Some Speed Bumps': Analysts Highlight Volkswagen JV, Amazon Partnership, R2 Launch After Q2 Earnings

California-based electric vehicle (EV) startup Rivian Automotive RIVN reported second-quarter 2024 results yesterday, after market close. Revenues came in lower than expected and the loss per share was also wider than the Zacks Consensus Estimate, causing the stock to plunge 6.7% in after-hours trading.

Rivian (RIVN) Q2 Results Review: Buy, Sell, or Hold the Stock?

First-quarter revenue edged up 3% year over year, which was good enough to beat Wall Street's consensus estimate of 1% growth. Adjusted loss was $1.13 per share, narrower than the loss of $1.21 per share analysts had expected.

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