The services + energy chunk ($6.1B combined) is quietly becoming significant. But service costs are climbing just as fast which is the real story here. Transitioning from hardware to services is never as clean as it looks on paper.
Fywq on
Hey that’s a 17% Y/Y net profit! Solid company with excellent profit growth! Excellent acquisition target for SpaceX, amirite?
VirtualArmsDealer on
What’s the PE ratio nowadays? Proof not to touch this stock even with someone else’s penis
ThatOtherGFYGuy on
$1.5T market cap for that joke of a company.
BeefyStuart on
A 33% increase in energy costs would have wiped out all profit… which is looking very likely in the current climate
Kindtrarian on
Ideally your company loses just a smidge each year. That $500,000,000 could have been spent on expansion.
GilbyGlibber on
Quarterly reminder that the auto sector runs on razor thin margins
tigole on
Why are operating expenses not part of „Cost of revenue“? Also, service costs seem kind of high.. they’d have much more profit if brand new cars didn’t need servicing.
Qtrfoil on
Tesla’s net profit is almost entirely provided by the „Carbon Credits“ they sell to other manufacturers who can’t meet emission standards.
sunflowerapp on
So it breaks even, it is actually pretty impressive. But the market cap makes no sense to me
Tiiimbbberrr on
Why can’t I deduct my cost of revenue before paying the government tax??
I need to feed myself, clothe myself, pay for transport etc etc all just to be able to work! Tax should come out of whatever’s left over at the end.
Look at their R&D expense line, it’s so small it’s hilarious that people think they’re gonna disrupt anything.
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Ifch317 on
Who TF is still buying from that circus clown?
thepixel-geek on
Every year since the IPO, people have posted about Tesla and how it shouldn’t be worth what it is. Yet, here we are.
turb0_encapsulator on
500 million profit and 1.5 trillion market cap. The tulip of today.
fan_tas_tic on
„Not a car company“, but by far most of its revenue comes from car sales.
yoshimidabotkiller on
GAAP 0.13 cents per share profit. What a joke at $1.5T market cap
Dogwap on
Interesting and easy to understand infographic. Never seen an an income statement portrayed like this. I like this approach to presenting financial info to non-business ppl.
LaGigs on
Take away regulatory credits and you have… what exactly?
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*pulls out electron microscope* hey look a profit
Profit is 80% regulatory credits.
The services + energy chunk ($6.1B combined) is quietly becoming significant. But service costs are climbing just as fast which is the real story here. Transitioning from hardware to services is never as clean as it looks on paper.
Hey that’s a 17% Y/Y net profit! Solid company with excellent profit growth! Excellent acquisition target for SpaceX, amirite?
What’s the PE ratio nowadays? Proof not to touch this stock even with someone else’s penis
$1.5T market cap for that joke of a company.
A 33% increase in energy costs would have wiped out all profit… which is looking very likely in the current climate
Ideally your company loses just a smidge each year. That $500,000,000 could have been spent on expansion.
Quarterly reminder that the auto sector runs on razor thin margins
Why are operating expenses not part of „Cost of revenue“? Also, service costs seem kind of high.. they’d have much more profit if brand new cars didn’t need servicing.
Tesla’s net profit is almost entirely provided by the „Carbon Credits“ they sell to other manufacturers who can’t meet emission standards.
So it breaks even, it is actually pretty impressive. But the market cap makes no sense to me
Why can’t I deduct my cost of revenue before paying the government tax??
I need to feed myself, clothe myself, pay for transport etc etc all just to be able to work! Tax should come out of whatever’s left over at the end.
Does this count Musk selling [backstock Cybertrucks](https://futurism.com/advanced-transport/elon-musk-sell-cybertruck-a-huge-number-to-himself) to himself at SpaceX?
Look at their R&D expense line, it’s so small it’s hilarious that people think they’re gonna disrupt anything.
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Who TF is still buying from that circus clown?
Every year since the IPO, people have posted about Tesla and how it shouldn’t be worth what it is. Yet, here we are.
500 million profit and 1.5 trillion market cap. The tulip of today.
„Not a car company“, but by far most of its revenue comes from car sales.
GAAP 0.13 cents per share profit. What a joke at $1.5T market cap
Interesting and easy to understand infographic. Never seen an an income statement portrayed like this. I like this approach to presenting financial info to non-business ppl.
Take away regulatory credits and you have… what exactly?