Workhorse Group on Thin Ice: Mounting Losses Question Future Operations
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Workhorse Group on Thin Ice: Mounting Losses Question Future Operations

Workhorse Group (WKHS) has disclosed a new risk, in the Accounting & Financial Operations category.

Workhorse Group’s financial viability is under scrutiny as their consecutive annual net losses—$123.9 million in 2023 and $117.3 million in 2022—raise red flags about ongoing operational sustainability. With a growing accumulated deficit, pressing working capital requirements, and setbacks in vehicle market introduction leading to diminished demand, there is a genuine concern about the company’s ability to operate over the next year. The firm faces the stark reality of needing substantial capital infusions; failing which, it may have to drastically overhaul or cease its operations and planned business initiatives.

The average WKHS stock price target is $0.43, implying 55.91% upside potential.

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