- Tesla gained nearly 5% on Wednesday, bringing its market capitalization to roughly $89 billion at the end of trading.
- That’s about $2 billion higher than the combined market values of Ford and General Motors at the same time.
- Earlier this week, Tesla officially became the highest-valued automaker of all time, surpassing Ford’s 1999 record of $80.8 billion market value.
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Tesla’s recent stock rally has landed the automaker another market record – its market value now tops the combined value of US rivals Ford and General Motors.
Tesla gained nearly 5% on Wednesday, bringing its market capitalization to roughly $89 billion at the end of trading. The market values of Ford and General Motors were $37 billion and $50 billion at Wednesday’s close, bringing the combined total to $87 billion, a few billion dollars short of Tesla.
Earlier in the week, Tesla’s gains made it officially the highest-valued automaker of all time, surpassing Ford’s 1999 record of $80.8 billion market value.
Shares of the Elon Musk-led automaker have been on a tear since October, nearly doubling their value since a surprise third quarter profit sent the stock climbing. The gains continued when Tesla announced in early January that it delivered a record 367,500 cars in 2019, exceeding the low end of the company’s guidance.
While the recent good news from Tesla has translated into a behemoth market valuation, its US rivals still dwarf the company in some aspects. For example, Ford and General Motors each delivered more than 2 million vehicles in 2019.
And though Tesla has shown that it can turn a quarterly profit, it has yet to report an annual one, meaning that it’s not yet totally in the clear after a rough start to 2019.
At least one Wall Street analyst sees the current market valuation as a peak for the company.
„In our view, TSLA shares now appear fully valued after a meteoric run-up,“ Garrett Nelson of CFRA wrote in a Wednesday note. He maintained his $400 price target on Tesla shares, but lowered his rating to „sell“ from „hold.“
„We see the recent China factory start-up weighing on Automotive gross margins in 1H 2020 and U.S. sales being negatively impacted by the recent phase-out of its federal EV tax credit, rising competition and seasonality,“ he said.
He continued: „With TSLA’s market cap now exceeding GM and Ford combined despite having only about 3% of joint vehicle sales volume, we think investors have given TSLA plenty of credit for future growth, raising execution risk.“
Tesla has gained roughly 17% year-to-date through Wednesday’s close.
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