Manufacturing deal falls throughOuter year forecasts negatively impactedSaietta seeks extra fundingShares in electric drivetrain (eDrive) systems maker Saietta (SED:AIM) hit the skids on Tuesday, crashing 55% lower to 7.5p after the company warned it has failed to reach commercial terms on a deal to produce steering pumps at its Sunderland facility.As a result, the electric motor technology minnow

Can investors expect slumping stocks to bounce back? The obvious answer to this question is, it depends which stocks, and why they slumped. Share prices fall for many reasons. Some remain unloved, cast aside by equity markets like sodden paper bags. Others recover, fixing perceived problems and re-emerging from the equities' emergency room.Digging around the debris of past disasters is what so-cal

There was some excitement when EV (electric vehicle) charging play Pod Point (PODP) joined the stock market in 2021.At the time Shares expressed concerns about a lofty valuation, limited visibility on its road to profit and a competitive marketplace. These reservations have proved to be prescient despite its leading 15% market share in home EV charging units.Pod Point will hope a change of leaders

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure play Pod Point (PODP) arrived on the stock market just under a year ago to some fanfare but its subsequent performance has been distinctly underpowered.We viewed the story as interesting back in November 2021 but felt the valuation was too demanding at the stock market listing price of 225p. That proved an accurate reading as the shares have since fallen by

The boss of electric vehicle charging provider Pod Point (PODP), Erik Fairbairn, recently told the Sunday Express he believed the switch to EVs (electric vehicles) would bring about the demise of the petrol station as we know it. It's an interesting and not so far-fetched view of the future. Think about the way we already live our lives.When Asda opened the first ever supermarket petrol station ba

As the COP26 climate summit fades into the middle distance it is clear that a key component of global leaders' plans for reducing emissions is encouraging a big switch among businesses and individuals to EVs (electric vehicles). In the UK, sales of new diesel and petrol cars are already set to be banned from 2030.The International Energy Agency forecasts the global stock of EVs will increase from