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Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2016

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Completed Model 3 design phase • Increased automotive gross margin on both Model S and Model X • Exited Q2 consistently producing nearly 2,000 vehicles/week • Production and demand on track to support 50,000 deliveries in 2H 2016 • Merger agreement to acquire SolarCity signed, subject to shareholder vote
 
Our Q2 GAAP net loss was $293 million or a $2.09 loss per share on 140 million basic shares, while our non-GAAP net loss was $150 million, or a $1.06 loss per basic share. Both figures include a $0.05 per basic share loss related mostly to losses from foreign currency transactions. Cash and cash equivalents rose to $3.25 billion at quarter end, driven by the successful completion of our $1.7 billion secondary offering, receipt of Model 3 deposits, an incremental $113 million draw against our ABL, and effective cash management. The ABL draw is tied to operations and mirrors the temporary increase in vehicles in-transit at quarter end and growth of our direct leasing portfolio. Our GAAP cash flow from operations during the quarter was $150 million, which included the receipt of Model 3 deposits. After adding $143 million of cash inflows from vehicle sales to our bank leasing partners, our cash flow from core operations was nearly $293 million.
 
I we've learnt one thing in the last couple of years from listening to Elon, watching Tesla grow, lately listening to Wheeler it's this:

CASH FLOW. CASH FLOW. CASH FFLOW. CASH MANAGAMENT. GETTING TO CASH FLOW POSITIVE. FUNDING GROWTH MAINLY THROUGH HAVING POSITIVE CASH FLOW.

Forget GAAP, non-GAAP results. Just keep your eyes on the ball: cash flow. All is good. Relentless growth is in progress.
 
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