Key facts: General Motors (GM) has seen weak sales and a 7.9% drop in free cash flow margin over five years. Its net-debt-to-EBITDA ratio is 5x, indicating high leverage risks.
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- General Motors (GM) has seen weak sales and a 7.9% drop in free cash flow margin over five years. Its net-debt-to-EBITDA ratio is 5x, indicating high leverage risks.1
- General Motors (GM) achieved a new 52-week high of $61.98, accompanied by a trading volume of 5,179,275 shares.2
- General Motors owns one-third of the Thacker Pass lithium project and may boost its lithium carbonate purchases from Lithium Americas, pending a $2.3 billion loan renegotiation.3