Tesla (TSLA) Faces Q1 2025 Earnings Dip Amid Delivery Struggles

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  • Tesla's Q1 2025 earnings outlook shows mixed results with rising revenue but declining earnings per share.
  • Analysts provide varied one-year price targets, reflecting significant market sentiment around Tesla's stock.
  • Tesla's stock presents a potential upside based on GuruFocus metrics and analyst recommendations.

Tesla (TSLA, Financial) is on the verge of releasing its Q1 2025 earnings report. Analysts are anticipating a modest increase in revenue, projecting it to reach $21.5 billion. However, earnings per share are expected to decline to $0.42. This drop in profitability can be attributed to a marked decrease in vehicle deliveries, marking the lowest figures seen in more than two years.

Wall Street Analysts Forecast

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In the landscape of analyst forecasts, 44 experts have set one-year price targets for Tesla Inc (TSLA, Financial). The average target price stands at $305.34, with a range stretching from a high of $465.70 to a low of $24.86. This average target suggests a potential upside of 26.50% from the current stock price of $241.37. Investors seeking further insights can explore additional data on the Tesla Inc (TSLA) Forecast page.

Moreover, the consensus from 54 brokerage firms positions Tesla Inc's (TSLA, Financial) average brokerage recommendation at 2.7, characterizing it as a "Hold." On the rating scale, 1 represents a Strong Buy, while 5 signifies a Sell.

According to GuruFocus estimates, the anticipated GF Value for Tesla Inc (TSLA, Financial) in the upcoming year is $289.51. This indicates a potential upside of 19.94% from the current price of $241.37. The GF Value is GuruFocus' calculation of the stock's fair market value, derived from its historical trading multiples, historical growth, and projected business performance. For more comprehensive data, visit the Tesla Inc (TSLA) Summary page.

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