Here you will find new and information about General Motors’ earnings.
A strong Q1, but uncertainty remains for 2025.
Read More »Including increased U.S. pickup production.
Read More »Pretty healthy results, but not without some wrinkles.
Read More »Matching the dividend from last quarter.
Read More »While also providing updated guidance that's more positive than previously anticipated.
Read More »Increases in revenue and income.
Read More »GM North America continued as the automaker's core division.
Read More »With earnings guidance reinstated.
Read More »Sales were up, but market share was down.
Read More »Nine cents per share on common stock.
Read More »Very strong results driven by "wholesale volume growth and robust pricing across the portfolio."
Read More »On concerns of demand destruction.
Read More »It has lost $900 million so far this year.
Read More »Better performance in North America was offset by markedly lower performance in China.
Read More »Healthy results in a sub-optimal operating environment.
Read More »Several things will be worth watching later this evening.
Read More »GM Financial made a lot of money selling off-lease vehicles and repossessions.
Read More »That's a 38.8 percent decrease in income and a 10.5 percent drop in revenue year-over-year.
Read More »The General will report its earnings at market close on February 1st.
Read More »GM expects full-year adjusted pre-tax profits of around $14 billion.
Read More »Solid results given the ongoing operating landscape.
Read More »Analysts expect relatively solid results despite the ongoing supply chain disruptions.
Read More »GM is replacing the battery packs and also buying some vehicles back.
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