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    Ford Motor Co (F)

    Ford Motor Company is a global automotive leader, operating through three main customer-centered business segments: Ford Blue, Ford Model e, and Ford Pro. The company is renowned for engineering iconic gas-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicles, as well as providing comprehensive services and software for commercial customers . Additionally, Ford offers financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company, enhancing customer loyalty and generating new revenue streams .

    1. Ford Blue - Engineers iconic gas-powered and hybrid vehicles, significantly contributing to the company's revenue and profitability .
    2. Ford Pro - Serves commercial customers with a comprehensive suite of vehicles, services, and software, achieving substantial growth in revenue and profitability .
    3. Ford Model e - Develops breakthrough electric vehicles (EVs) and related software, establishing itself as a leading EV brand in the U.S. with increasing shipments and sales .
    4. Ford Motor Credit Company - Provides financial services that support customer loyalty and create new revenue streams .

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    NamePositionExternal RolesShort Bio

    William Clay Ford, Jr.

    ExecutiveBoard

    Executive Chair and Chair of the Board

    Vice Chair of the Detroit Lions, Inc.; Board Member of The Henry Ford and Business Leaders for Michigan

    Long-serving leader at Ford, recognized for advancing sustainability, mobility, and electrification initiatives. Director since 1988.

    Andrew Frick

    Executive

    Vice President, Sales, Distribution & Trucks, Ford Blue

    None

    Oversees sales and distribution for Ford Blue.

    Ashwani Kumar Galhotra

    Executive

    Chief Operating Officer (COO)

    None

    Oversees Ford's global industrial system, supporting Ford Blue, Ford Model e, and Ford Pro. Former President of Ford Blue.

    J. Doug Field

    Executive

    Chief EV, Digital, and Design Officer

    None

    Leads EV and digital initiatives. Former VP at Apple and SVP at Tesla.

    Jennifer Waldo

    Executive

    Chief People and Employee Experience Officer

    None

    Former VP at Apple and CHRO at GE Digital. Leads HR and employee experience at Ford.

    John Lawler

    Executive

    Vice Chair

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    Former CFO of Ford, now focusing on strategy, partnerships, and corporate development. Over 30 years at Ford.

    Kay Hart

    Executive

    General Manager, Ford Model e

    None

    Former leader of Ford's International Markets Group. Key contributor to Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning launches.

    Marin Gjaja

    Executive

    Chief Strategy Officer

    None

    Former Chief Customer Officer for Ford Model e. Key contributor to the Ford+ growth plan.

    Mark Kosman

    Executive

    Chief Accounting Officer (CAO)

    None

    Longtime Ford employee. Led global accounting and ERP system development before becoming CAO.

    Michael Amend

    Executive

    Chief Enterprise Technology Officer

    None

    Leads Ford's enterprise technology strategy. Former President of Online at Lowe’s and EVP at JCPenney.

    Shengpo ("Sam") Wu

    Executive

    President and CEO, Ford China

    None

    Leads Ford China and International Markets Group. Former EVP at Whirlpool Asia.

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    Sherry House

    Executive

    Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

    None

    Former CFO at Lucid Motors and Treasurer at Waymo. Brings expertise in EVs and financial strategy.

    Steven P. Croley

    Executive

    Chief Policy Officer and General Counsel

    None

    Former General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Energy. Joined Ford to lead legal and policy matters.

    Adriana Cisneros

    Board

    Director

    CEO of Cisneros Group; Director at Mattel Inc. and AST Spacemobile Inc.; Trustee of Knight Foundation

    Media and digital advertising expert. Brings insights into modernizing family-led businesses.

    Alexandra Ford English

    Board

    Director

    None

    Ford family member. Former Director of Corporate Strategy and Global Brand Merchandising at Ford.

    Beth E. Mooney

    Board

    Director

    Director at Accenture plc and AT&T Inc.; Chair of Cleveland Clinic Board

    Former CEO of KeyCorp. Provides financial and risk management expertise.

    Henry Ford III

    Board

    Director

    Advisory roles at Henry Ford College, Bridging Communities, and others.

    Ford family member. Former Director of Investor Relations at Ford.

    John B. Veihmeyer

    Board

    Director

    Vice Chair of University of Notre Dame Board; Chair of LPGA Board; Trustee of Financial Accounting Foundation

    Former Chairman of KPMG International. Provides accounting and governance expertise.

    John C. May

    Board

    Director

    Chairman and CEO of Deere & Company

    Brings expertise in global operations, IT, and manufacturing.

    John L. Thornton

    Board

    Lead Independent Director

    Chairman of Barrick Gold Corporation; Non-Executive Chairman of PineBridge Investments; Chairman of RedBird Capital Partners

    Brings extensive international business and financial expertise, particularly in China.

    John S. Weinberg

    Board

    Director

    CEO and Chairman of Evercore Inc.; Board Member at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

    Former Vice Chairman at Goldman Sachs. Brings expertise in finance and capital markets.

    Lynn Vojvodich Radakovich

    Board

    Director

    Director at Booking Holdings Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc.

    Former EVP and CMO at Salesforce. Brings expertise in digital transformation and marketing.

    William E. Kennard

    Board

    Director

    Director at AT&T Inc. and MetLife, Inc.; Trustee at Yale University

    Former FCC Chairman and U.S. Ambassador to the EU. Brings expertise in public policy and technology.

    William W. Helman IV

    Board

    Director

    General Partner at Greylock Partners; Board Member at Vornado Realty Trust; Founder of Equal Opportunity Ventures

    Venture capital expert. Provides insights into technology investments and innovation.

    1. Despite higher earnings, Ford's capital base has expanded such that returns haven't improved. How are you addressing the trajectory of structural costs, and what steps are you taking to improve returns on capital?
    2. With many traditional automakers investing billions in R&D to achieve affordable EVs at scale, why isn't Ford pursuing more partnerships to share costs and risks, especially given your focus on capital efficiency?
    3. Given the significant investment to add 100,000 units of Super Duty capacity in Canada, how confident are you that demand will sustain these high levels, and can you elaborate on the incremental margins and expected payback period for this investment?
    4. Ford Model e generated a loss of $1.1 billion in the quarter, and you are forecasting a full-year loss of $5 billion to $5.5 billion due to pricing pressures and investments. What specific actions are you taking to turn around Model e, and when do you anticipate reaching profitability in this segment?
    5. Considering that Ford's stock ranks near the bottom of the S&P on P/E ratio and the market hasn't reflected the company's transformation, why does the Board refuse to authorize a share buyback, and do you genuinely believe there are better uses of capital than returning it to shareholders?
    Program DetailsProgram 1
    Approval DateDecember 2023
    End Date/DurationN/A
    Total additional amount53 million shares
    Remaining authorization30,270,000 shares
    DetailsOffset the dilutive effect of share-based compensation expected to be granted during 2024
    NameStart DateEnd DateReason for Change
    PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP1946 PresentCurrent auditor

    Notable M&A activity and strategic investments in the past 3 years.

    CompanyYearDetails

    Auto Motive Power (AMP)

    2023

    Ford Motor Company acquired AMP on November 1, 2023; AMP is a California-based startup focused on electric vehicle charging solutions, and Ford acquired its goodwill and technology assets, which did not have a material impact on its financial statements.

    Recent press releases and 8-K filings for F.

    Ford Motor enters $3 billion unsecured term loan facility
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    Debt Issuance
    • On July 28, 2025, Ford Motor Company entered into an unsecured $3.0 billion Term Loan Credit Agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. as administrative agent; commitments are available through July 28, 2026, and loans mature on December 31, 2028.
    • Interest accrues at Daily Simple SOFR (or an alternative base rate) plus an applicable margin not tied to sustainability-linked targets, and the facility contains no material adverse change conditions or rating-based triggers.
    • The agreement includes standard representations, warranties and covenants—such as delivery of financial statements, maintenance of corporate existence, and subsidiary guarantees if ratings fall—and restricts mergers, liens, pledges and sale-leaseback transactions.
    • Ford must maintain a minimum liquidity of $4 billion in domestic cash, cash equivalents and availability under existing credit facilities.
    3 days ago
    Ford Motor Co flags US-Japan tariff deal and notes Tesla post-earnings patterns
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    • The US-Japan trade agreement cuts auto tariffs to 15%, down from a threatened 25% but above the prior 10% rate, and includes a $550 billion Japanese investment in the US.
    • Ford, as part of the Detroit 3, criticized the deal for charging lower tariffs on Japanese imports with minimal US content while maintaining 25% on North American–built vehicles, deeming it detrimental to US industry and workers.
    • Tesla’s post-earnings stock moves show a median return of –0.7% one day after earnings (positive ~50% of the time) versus a 20.2% median gain over one year with a 71% chance of being positive, suggesting longer holding periods outperform short-term trades.
    7 days ago
    Ford expects $570M Q2 charge for fuel injector service
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    • $570 million field service expense to fix fuel injector issues in select 2019–2024 models, recorded as a special item in Q2 2025.
    • The charge will not affect Ford’s adjusted EBIT or adjusted EPS under its accounting policy.
    • Analyst views are mixed: some rate the stock Buy/Outperform (targets up to $21.00), while the consensus is a Hold (3.1/5).
    • Price targets span $8.00–$15.67 (average $10.21, ~12% downside) and the GuruFocus GF Value estimate is $11.80 (~2% upside).
    Jul 16, 2025, 10:48 AM
    Ford recalls over 850,000 vehicles for fuel pump defect
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    • Ford is recalling over 850,000 vehicles in the U.S. and Canada due to a low-pressure fuel pump defect that may cause the engine to stall, increasing crash risk.
    • Affected models from 2021–2023 include the Bronco, F-150, Explorer, Mustang, Lincoln Aviator and Lincoln Navigator.
    • No accidents or injuries have been reported, but Ford urges owners to watch for warning signs like poor engine performance or the check engine light.
    • Notification letters begin July 14 and free repairs at authorized dealers will follow once a remedy is finalized, part of Ford’s intensified quality-control strategy.
    Jul 13, 2025, 11:52 PM
    Ford Agrees Job Protection Deal Covering 10,000 Cologne Workers
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    Layoffs
    • Ford reached an agreement with IG Metall to protect jobs at its Cologne plant through 2032, while allowing voluntary redundancies to meet its target of cutting 2,900 positions by end of 2027.
    • The deal includes generous severance pay, partial retirement options, and a financial safety net for pensioners to alleviate workers’ fears during restructuring.
    • The Cologne plant, converted into an EV production hub in 2023 with a $2.3 billion investment, is under pressure from slower-than-expected EV adoption and broader German EV market struggles.
    • The agreement, which follows the first strike at the Cologne site in nearly 100 years, still requires approval by IG Metall members via a ballot.
    Jul 11, 2025, 9:50 AM
    Ford faces market volatility amid auto tariffs
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    • President Trump’s 25% tariff on cars and trucks imported from Korea and Japan—covering roughly 17% of the US auto market—is intended to benefit domestic automakers like Ford, but Ford’s stock still declined on the news.
    • Market participants view the announced tariff rates as negotiation starting points, given the White House’s history of postponing or reducing tariffs, leading to uncertainty over final outcomes.
    • Despite tariff concerns, investors remain supported by accelerated write-offs in recent budget legislation, expected to drive construction and broader economic growth, and by a strong labor market.
    Jul 8, 2025, 12:08 AM
    Ford halts Mustang Mach-E sales and recalls 317,000 SUVs
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    Legal Proceedings
    • Ford issues a stop-sale order and recalls over 317,000 Mustang Mach-E SUVs (model years 2021–2025) due to a software defect locking door latches.
    • The defect occurs when the 12-volt battery unexpectedly discharges, causing the electronic door latches to retain their last locked or unlocked state, risking occupants being trapped or locked out.
    • Dealers must perform an in-person software update to both the powertrain control module and the secondary onboard diagnostic control module in Q3 2025; over-the-air fixes are not supported.
    • No injuries have been reported, but incidents include a child trapped for 40 minutes; a California class action alleges Ford should have provided a manual keyhole as a safety fallback.
    Jun 17, 2025, 11:40 PM
    Ford outlines strategic priorities and market opportunities
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    • Ford leveraged its U.S. manufacturing footprint, launching the “From America, For America” employee-pricing campaign on April 2, which helped drive a 14.7% market share in May (up 1.9 pts YoY) and the strongest truck portfolio performance in 20 years.
    • Ford Pro is expanding its software and service ecosystem, with over 675,000 digital subscriptions, a parts attach rate of 35% (from ~30% two years ago), and 1.5 million mobile service visits YTD, aiming for 20% of Pro profits from parts and services in the future.
    • Model E remains the #2 EV automaker in the U.S. over the past three years, with Mach-E and Lightning growth complemented by profitable European launches (Capri, Explorer, Puma); Ford canceled its unprofitable three-row EV and reallocated that capital to Super Duty.
    • In Europe, Ford Pro’s commercial share rose over 3 pts YoY despite a soft market and cost pressures from its Turkish JV; in China, Ford’s JV generated $900 million in exports (e.g., Territory), with learnings on AI and digital customer experience feeding global operations.
    • Ford’s autonomy roadmap features BlueCruise L2 with 350 million miles driven and automatic lane changing, in-house development of upcoming L3 “eyes-off” highway capability, and a measured approach to L4, emphasizing partnerships that deliver customer value.
    Jun 11, 2025, 12:00 PM
    Ford CFO Details Strategic Updates at UBS Auto & Auto Tech Conference 2025
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    Guidance Update
    New Projects/Investments
    Management Change
    • CFO Sherry House highlighted a shift in Ford’s operating model, emphasizing the use of specialists, advanced EV development (formerly known as Skunk Works), and streamlined cross-functional teams to drive innovation and agility in response to a volatile environment.
    • She detailed the estimated $2.5B tariff impact, explaining that it is split between parts (including steel and aluminum) and vehicle tariffs with recent policy changes offsetting these effects, and noted that further guidance will be provided in Q2.
    • Ford is aggressively targeting cost reductions to narrow a $7B competitive gap by focusing on warranty and material cost improvements, leveraging its strong domestic manufacturing capabilities.
    Jun 4, 2025, 1:40 PM
    Ford reports May 2025 U.S. sales surge
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    Revenue Acceleration/Inflection
    Demand Weakening
    • 16.3% year-over-year increase in U.S. sales for May 2025, marking its best May since 2019 and third consecutive month of double-digit growth.
    • Strong demand for internal combustion engine vehicles (+17.2%), hybrids (+28.9%) and SUVs (+23–25%), led by Bronco Sport, Escape and Explorer.
    • Electric vehicle sales fell 25%, with F-150 Lightning down 42% and E-Transit down 93%, reflecting softer EV demand.
    • Lincoln brand sales surged 39%, bolstering overall performance.
    • Prices on some Mexico-built models raised up to $2,000 due to new tariffs; analysts caution that tariff uncertainty and a slowing market may present challenges.
    Jun 3, 2025, 1:40 PM