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Workhorse Group

Workhorse Group, Inc. is a technology company, which engages in the provision of sustainable solutions to the commercial transportation sector. It operates as an original equipment manufacturer, which designs and builds battery-electric vehicles including trucks and aircraft. The firm also creates all-electric delivery trucks and drone systems. The company was founded by Stephen S. Burns on February 20, 2007 and is headquartered in Loveland, OH.

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Workhorse Group advances product roadmap and optimizes financial strategies

Workhorse Group showcased progress in product development, market expansion, and financial management in Q1 2024, despite facing challenges in sales and cost management.
The company's strategic focus on operational efficiency, cost reduction, and liquidity management positions it well to navigate current market dynamics and capitalize on growth opportunities.
By addressing challenges, leveraging strengths, and exploring opportunities, Workhorse aims to enhance its market position, drive revenue growth, and ensure long-term sustainability.

Workhorse Group reduces expenses, eyes growth in competitive EV market

Workhorse Group demonstrated resilience in Q2 by reducing expenses and cash burn rate while focusing on strategic collaborations and product development.
Challenges in the EV market were addressed through cost reductions and actions to secure new orders and deliver products.
Opportunities for growth include leveraging partnerships, extending the financial runway, and positioning as a leader in the competitive EV market.
The company's proactive approach and commitment to long-term success position it well to navigate market challenges and capitalize on opportunities.

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Workhorse Group, Inc. is a technology company, which provides sustainable solutions to the commercial transportation sector. It operates as an original equipment manufacturer, which designs and builds battery-electric vehicles including trucks and aircraft. The company was founded by Stephen S. Burns on February 20, 2007, and is headquartered in Sharonville, OH.

Speculation around a possible $6.3 billion contract has continuously sent the stock higher since May -- here are the details.

Why Workhorse Group Shares Soared Monday

Workhorse Group, the electric vehicle company that grabbed headlines last month over a proposed deal to buy General Motor’s Lordstown, Ohio factory, has raised $25 million from a group of unnamed investors.

Workhorse gets $25 million needed to finish electric delivery van

Workhorse Group (NASDAQ: WKHS) has announced a $25 million round of capital infusion from institutional investors as it works to finalize research and development (R&D) of its NGEN electric van and scale production.

Workhorse Group Raises $25M To Fund R&D, Completion Of Electric Van

Workhorse Group Inc. (NASDAQ: WKHS) shares were trading higher Monday after the company entered into subscription agreements with institutional investors for a private offering resulting in proceeds of $25 million.

Workhorse Private Offering Brings $25M In Gross Proceeds

In this article we explain the history of the company and why we've flipped from short to long Workhorse.

Workhorse Group: Life In The Fast Lane

Workhorse Group  is in the final stages of acquiring General Motors' Lordstown Complex in Lordstown, Ohio, GM said in a statement on May 8, 2019.

New Life For Lordstown? Workhorse In Talks To Acquire Shuttered GM Facility

General Motors

General Motors is in talks to sell its Lordstown vehicle factory in Ohio to Workhorse Group, a battery-electric transportation technology company, to produce EV pickup trucks. It’s a development that could produce a positive outcome for Workhorse, GM and the laid-off workers at the Lordstown factory that stopped producing the automaker’s Chevrolet Cruze in March.

GM in talks to sell shuttered Lordstown factory to Workhorse for EV pickups

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Shares of Ohio-based automaker Workhorse jumped after a tweet from President Trump.

Trump tweet sends penny stock Workhorse surging by more than 50%, crashes website

Shares of Workhorse Group WKHS, +45.82% surged 32% as President Trump, in a tweet, said that General Motors GM, +0.23% is selling its Lordstown, Ohio, plant to the Cincinnati electric vehicle company, subject to UAW approval.

Workhorse shares surge as Trump reports deal with GM over Lordstown plant

Workhorse Group Inc (WKHS) CEO Duane Hughes on Q1 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Sales continued to fall at Workhorse as it delivered fewer trucks in the first quarter of 2019 during its transition to an electric-vehicle maker, the company said.

Workhorse Posts Declining Sales; Expects Full Production Of Electric Vehicle By Fourth Quarter

Workhorse Group Inc.'s (WKHS) CEO Duane Hughes on Q4 2018 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

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