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Workhorse Group

Workhorse Group, Inc. is a technology company, which engages in the provision of sustainable solutions to the commercial transportation sector. It operates as an original equipment manufacturer, which designs and builds battery-electric vehicles including trucks and aircraft. The firm also creates all-electric delivery trucks and drone systems. The company was founded by Stephen S. Burns on February 20, 2007 and is headquartered in Loveland, OH.

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Workhorse Group advances product roadmap and optimizes financial strategies

Workhorse Group showcased progress in product development, market expansion, and financial management in Q1 2024, despite facing challenges in sales and cost management.
The company's strategic focus on operational efficiency, cost reduction, and liquidity management positions it well to navigate current market dynamics and capitalize on growth opportunities.
By addressing challenges, leveraging strengths, and exploring opportunities, Workhorse aims to enhance its market position, drive revenue growth, and ensure long-term sustainability.

Workhorse Group reduces expenses, eyes growth in competitive EV market

Workhorse Group demonstrated resilience in Q2 by reducing expenses and cash burn rate while focusing on strategic collaborations and product development.
Challenges in the EV market were addressed through cost reductions and actions to secure new orders and deliver products.
Opportunities for growth include leveraging partnerships, extending the financial runway, and positioning as a leader in the competitive EV market.
The company's proactive approach and commitment to long-term success position it well to navigate market challenges and capitalize on opportunities.

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Workhorse Group, Inc. is a technology company, which provides sustainable solutions to the commercial transportation sector. It operates as an original equipment manufacturer, which designs and builds battery-electric vehicles including trucks and aircraft. The company was founded by Stephen S. Burns on February 20, 2007, and is headquartered in Sharonville, OH.

Shares of Workhorse dropped this week after it was revealed the company was not the winner for a key USPS contract. One ETF manager is using the pullback as a buying opportunity.

Cathie Wood Buys The Dip In Workhorse Again

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest viewed the more than 50% decline in shares of Workhorse Group this week as a an opportunity to buy the dip, evidenced by the firm's purchase of shares on Wednesday. Shares of Workhorse jumped as much as 9% in Thursday trades as Ark Invest disclosed in its daily trading e-mail that the firm's Autonomous Technology and Robotics ETF purchased 660,500 shares of the EV company.

Workhorse jumps as Cathie Wood's Ark Invest buys the dip following more than 50% decline on USPS contract loss (WKHS)

General Motors

Honda

Toyota Motor

Tesla

Traditional automakers are transforming their business models to adapt to an all-electric future. General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) increased its investment to have a zero tailpipe emission line-up by 2035 with plans to invest $7 billion in electric and autonomous vehicles this year and $27 billion by 2025.

EVs Are Growing In All Directions

Canoo

Following Tesla's big rally last year, investors are warming up to smaller electric vehicle stocks that recently went public via the SPAC route. Workhorse Group (NASDAQ: WKHS) - which is focusing on delivery vehicles, and Canoo, which is looking to cater to the commercial and consumer market.

Workhorse Or Canoo Stock: Which EV Upstart Should You Pick?

Ideanomics Inc

Switchback Energy Acquisition Corp

Ideanomics has plans across a wide range of electric vehicle and Fintech products. However, it's unclear if management can deliver the goods for IDEX stock.

Lack of Focus Makes IDEX Stock a Risky, Tricky Investment

Workhorse's stock price plunged after news broke that the electric-vehicle company had lost a contract to make delivery vans for the United States Postal Service to defense contractor Oshkosh. The sharp drop suggests investors viewed the potential USPS contract as a significant percentage of Workhorse's potential value. "As you can see from the volatility in the stock-price reaction, there were a lot of investors thinking that this was kind of their golden ticket," Patrick Donnelly, an analyst at the research firm Third Bridge, told Insider.

How Workhorse can survive missing out on a $6 billion USPS contract, according to experts (WKHS)

Workhorse Group Inc. (NASDAQ: WKHS) continued to lose investors Wednesday, a day after it was left out of a multibillion-dollar U.S. Postal Service contract to make next-generation mail delivery vehicles. The Postal Service awarded a 10-year contract to defense contractor and off-highway equipment manufacturer OshKosh Truck Corp. (NYSE: OSK) on Tuesday.

Workhorse share collapse raises pressure on debt repayment

WKHS stock tumbled over 50% on Wednesday following reports of a USPS contract miss. Though shares will temporarily rebound, it's time to sell The post WKHS Stock: Is the Failed USPS Contract the End of the Road?

WKHS Stock: Is the Failed USPS Contract the End of the Road?

NEW YORK, Feb. 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP ( www.kaplanfox.com ) is investigating claims on behalf of investors of Workhorse Group, Inc. (“Workhorse” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: WKHS).

Workhorse Investor Alert: Kaplan Fox Investigates Potential Securities Fraud at Workhorse Group, Inc.

It's going to be an uphill battle for the electric-truck maker.

Workhorse Group to Fight $6 Billion Contract Loss to Oshkosh

USPS officially awarded the contract to build its electric vehicle fleet to Oshkosh, meaning that Workhorse isn't what we thought. It's time to sell WKHS stock.

It's Time to Throw In the Towel on Workhorse Stock

Shares of electric vehicle maker (EV) Workhorse Group Inc. (NASDAQ: WKHS) dropped nearly 50% on Tuesday and traded down by another 9% in Wednesday's premarket session following an announcement by the U.S.

Workhorse Stock Plunges 55% Following USPS Contract Loss

Workhorse Group lost the race for a key contract with the U.S. Postal Service to a unit of Oshkosh, which partnered with Ford. The post Workhorse Stock Extends Losses After Losing $6 Billion USPS Fleet Upgrade Deal appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

Workhorse Stock Extends Losses After Losing $6 Billion USPS Fleet Upgrade Deal

Shares of Workhorse Group Inc. kept falling Wednesday, extending the previous session's near-record plunge, after the disappointment over losing out on the U.S. Postal Service trucks contract prompted one of the most bullish analysts on Wall Street to downgrade the electric vehicle maker.

The Ratings Game: Workhorse stock extends selloff as shock USPS contract loss prompts a downgrade, price target cut

Workhorse extended its two-day slide to 57% on Wednesday after losing a coveted US Postal Service contract to Oshkosh Defense. The company's stock fell over 50% amid increased volatility after the news on Tuesday, triggering multiple trading halts before the stock recovered slightly, ending the day 47.5% lower.

Workhorse extends 2-day slide to 57% after losing USPS contract to Oshkosh (WKHS, OSK)

Workhorse Group Inc. isn't sitting still after losing the U.S. Postal Service's Next Generation Delivery Vehicle (NGDV) contract to Oshkosh Corp. , as the electric vehicle maker said Wednesday that it has requested "additional information" from the USPS on the bidding process. The company said it is awaiting a response.

Workhorse plans to fight losing the USPS's NGDV contract

The stock price of Workhorse Group Inc (NASDAQ: WKHS) fell by 47.46%. This is why it happened.

WKHS Stock Price Fell 47.46%: Why It Happened

Oshkosh

Defense contractor Oshkosh Truck Corp. (NYSE: OSK) won a 10-year contract to build next-generation delivery vehicles (NGDVs) for the U.S. Postal Service, beating out electric delivery van maker Workhorse Group Inc. Day traders had driven Workhorse (NASDAQ: WKHS) shares to record levels in recent months, anticipating that at least a piece of the multibillion-dollar contract would be awarded to the company. It was one of three finalists.

Oshkosh beats Workhorse for Postal Service delivery vehicle contract

WKHS stock plunged Tuesday after investors learned it didn't win a key contract with the USPS. Here's what to know now.

WKHS Stock: Why Workhorse Shares Plunged Nearly 50% Today

Shares of Workhorse Group dropped more than 50% at one point on Tuesday after the company was passed over for a key contract from the U.S. Postal Service.

Workhorse Group drops nearly 50% after EV company is passed over for USPS contract

Shares of Workhorse Group Inc. fell nearly 50% at the end of the trading session Tuesday following news that Oshkosh Corp. won a U.S. Postal Service contract worth billions. Shares of Oshkosh were rising around 5% after a bigger spike on the news.

Workhorse stock plunges after news Oshkosh wins USPS contract

Workhorse stock slides after Oshkosh wins USPS contract

Fisker Inc

Hyliion

Lordstown Motors

U.S.-based electric-vehicle companies are in the headlines with another option coming to the public markets.

Why Fisker, Workhorse Group, Hyliion, and Lordstown Motors Dropped Today

While WKHS stock was seemingly a shoo-in for a USPS contract boost, the Texas winter storm imposed a damper on that thesis. The post Workhorse May Have a Texas-Sized ‘Bitcoin Problem' appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Workhorse May Have a Texas-Sized ‘Bitcoin Problem'

NextEra Energy

QuantumScape

Political theater helped send many energy names lower, but investors should vote in favor of these companies as alt energy stocks to buy. The post 3 Alt Energy Stocks to Buy Today appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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