US Equities Analysis

TSLA — Tesla, Inc.

TSLA Price Chart FCF Yield Dividend Yield Price / Earnings Price / Book EV / EBITDA EV / NOPAT Consensus EPS Broker Sentiment EBITDA Margin EBIT Margin ROIC & ROE Capital Turnover Capex & WC / Sales Net Debt / Equity Price and 100d MA Relative to Index Relative to MSCI


1. Industry Fundamentals

1.1 Cyclicality

The company operates in a cyclical industry sensitive to macroeconomic conditions. Revenue and earnings tend to correlate with broader economic cycles, with periods of expansion driving growth and contractions creating headwinds. Current market capitalisation: 1433.15B.

1.2 Competition

The industry is highly competitive with low barriers to entry and significant rivalry among existing players. Beta of 1.8 reflects elevated volatility from competitive dynamics. Companies compete on pricing, innovation, and scale.

1.3 Technology

Key technology drivers include digital transformation, operational efficiency, automation. Companies that invest in R&D and adopt new technologies tend to gain market share. The pace of technological change creates both opportunities for innovation and risks of disruption.


2. Company Fundamentals

2.1 Competitiveness

Metric Value
Operating Margins 4.2%
Profit Margins 3.95%
Return on Equity 4.9%
Return on Assets 2.23%
Free Float 2.82B
Short Int % Utilisation 2.3%

2.2 Growth

Metric Value
Revenue Growth 15.8%
Free Cash Flow 5.25B
EBITDA 126.64 (Ratio)
Enterprise Value 1404.98B
EV/Revenue 14.35
EV/EBITDA 126.64

Revenue growth of 15.8% indicates steady, moderate expansion.

2.3 Management

Role Metric
Consensus Rating N/A

2.4 Return

Metric Value
Expected Return (Ann.) 29.96%
Risk / Std Dev (Ann.) 58.98%
Sharpe Ratio (rf=4.5%) 0.43
Beta 1.8

2.5 Valuation

Metric Value
P/E (Forward) 152.64
Price/Book 17.43
EV/Revenue 14.35
EV/EBITDA 126.64
Enterprise Value / NOPAT 160.32
FCF Yield (%) 0.37%
Price / Earnings 343.79
Price / Book 17.43
Enterprise Value / EBITDA 126.65

Forward P/E of 153x is elevated, suggesting the market is pricing in significant future growth or a turn-around.

2.6 Return Outlook

The stock’s historical risk-return profile shows an annualised expected return of 30.0% with annualised volatility of 59.0%, yielding a Sharpe ratio of 0.43 (rf=4.5%). The risk-adjusted return is positive but modest on a historical basis. With a beta of 1.8, the stock is significantly more volatile than the market — it amplifies both upside and downside moves.


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