TSLA · NASDAQ-GS
Tesla sells electric vehicles, energy-generation and storage products, and related services. It makes money primarily through vehicle sales, with additional revenue from energy-storage deployments, solar and energy products, software or other services, and supporting activities; the supplied evidence does not provide segment contributions, customer counts, or geographic mix. Its customers include consumers, commercial buyers, and energy users. Tesla reported $94.8 billion of fiscal 2025 revenue and $3.8 billion of net income, versus $97.7 billion and $7.1 billion, respectively, in fiscal 2024, indicating substantial scale but weaker reported profitability year over year.
Tesla rose 6.48%, from $307.44 to $327.35, with the advance concentrated in the supplied week’s two sessions: shares gained 3.51% on August 3 and another 1.64% on August 4. The clearest catalyst was the broader market’s Monday rally as Middle East tensions eased; the S&P 500 rose 1.48% and the Nasdaq 100 gained 1.78%. No company-specific announcement, earnings release, analyst action, or new contract is identified in the evidence for the period, so Tesla’s move appears to have reflected risk-on market conditions and continued momentum rather than a disclosed Tesla development. The preceding supplied sessions show a material reversal before the week, with the stock falling from $307.44 to $298.32 on July 29 before recovering to $311.21 by July 31.
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