股价下跌,特斯拉投资者呼吁150亿美元的股票回购

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2022 年 5 月 19 日 23:22 UTC
特斯拉的主要个人投资者 Leo
KoGuan 周四呼吁特斯拉宣布 150 亿美元的股票回购。据路透社报道,在首席执行官埃隆马斯克表示有兴趣收购流行的社交媒体平台 Twitter 后,特斯拉股价继续下跌。





这位亿万富翁在给特斯拉投资关系高级主管马丁·维查的推文中表示,公司需要立即制定计划,今年回购 50 亿美元的特斯拉股票,明年再回购 100 亿美元。
上个月,特斯拉首席执行官埃隆·马斯克,拥有9.2%的股份(35亿美元的投资),提出以每股54.20美元,总计440亿美元的价格收购这个社交媒体平台
上周,这位首席执行官在等待该平台虚假账户比例的数据时,暂停了该交易。
同样自称是特斯拉第三大股东的KoGuan要求管理层部署其自由现金流,为股票回购提供资金。这一举动明显表明,股东们正变得焦躁不安。
"我们特斯拉多头需要更多支持,”他补充说,并指出该汽车制造商拥有大量现金储备。
这是这家电动汽车制造商首次支付现金股息或回购其股票。据《财富》杂志报道,当创业机会很少且回报存在风险时,向投资者返还现金是成熟公司会考虑的举措。
新加坡亿万富翁 KoGuan
表示,他向特斯拉注资数十亿美元,因为他相信首席执行官的愿景。
特斯拉首席执行官埃隆·马斯克似乎对市场有一种特殊方式。他的每一举动都会影响到股价。在他最近暂时“搁置”推特交易后,该社交媒体平台的股价上周在盘前交易中下跌了17.7%,至37.10美元。
特斯拉未来基金的投资组合经理加里布莱克认为,如果马斯克退出 Twitter 交易,特斯拉的股票将上涨 10%。
Tesla Investors Call for $15 Billion Stock Buyback As Shares Take a Dip
Home > News > Industry19 May 2022, 23:22 UTC · by Humphrey Bwayo author pic
A major individual investor in Tesla, Leo KoGuan, on Thursday called on the leading EV automaker to announce a $15 billion stock buyback. The call came as Tesla stocks continue to take a dip after the CEO, Elon Musk, expressed his interest in acquiring popular social media platform Twitter, Reuters, reported.
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The billionaire in a tweet to Martin Viecha, Tesla's senior director of investor relations, said the auto company needs to immediately make plans to buy back $5 billion of Tesla shares this year and another $10 billion next year.
Last month, Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, a leading Twitter shareholder with a 9.2% stake (3.5 billion investment), made an offer to acquire the social media platform for $54.20 per share, totaling $44 billion.
Last week, the CEO temporarily put the deal on hold while waiting for data on the proportion of the platform's fake accounts.
KoGuan, who also claims to be Tesla's third-largest shareholder, asked the management to deploy its free cash flow to fund the buyback. The move is a clear sign that the owners are getting restless.
"We Tesla bulls need more support," he added, pointing to the automaker's substantial cash reserves.
It's the first time the EV automaker is paying cash dividends or buying back its shares since it reinvested everything back to finance its overall growth.
Returning cash to investors is a move mature companies would consider when there are few entrepreneurial opportunities and the return warranted a risk, Fortune reported.
Singapore-based billionaire, KoGuan said he was pumping billions into Tesla because he believes in the CEO's vision.
Tesla CEO, Elon Musk seems to have a way with the market. Every move he makes affects the share price. After his latest move to temporarily 'put on hold' the Twitter deal, the social media platform's shares dropped by 17.7% to $37.10 last week in premarket trading.
Gary Black, a Tesla bull and portfolio manager at The Future Fund, feels if Musk got out of the Twitter deal, Tesla's stocks would rise by 10%.
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