(WTVO) — Stellantis’ newly released 2025 financial results show the automaker suffered a $26.3 billion loss in 2025, its first annual loss since the merger created the company, driven by more than $29.9 billion in unusual charges tied to a major strategic reset.
The financial report confirmed what workers across Stellantis plants feared: there will be no profit‑sharing checks for UAW‑represented employees for 2025, after the company’s North American performance failed to meet the thresholds set in the 2023 UAW contract.
For Belvidere Assembly Plant workers, many of whom only recently saw commitments for rehiring, future EV production, and supplier expansion, the news adds fresh uncertainty at a time when the facility is still preparing for its long-awaited restart…