Rivian Surges 5.29% Despite $3.5B Loss, Ranks 112th in Trading Volume as Georgia Plant Drives Expansion

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Tuesday, Sep 16, 2025 8:43 pm ET1min read
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- Rivian shares rose 5.29% to $14.35 on Sept. 16 amid a $3.5B net loss and 80.57% debt-to-equity ratio.

- The Georgia plant's $5B expansion aims for 200,000 annual vehicles by 2028 but faces $140M revenue risks from lost tax credits and tariffs.

- A $5.8B Volkswagen partnership provides capital and tech access but fails to offset persistent losses and 3% U.S. EV market share.

- Q2 2025 revenue hit $1.3B with $927M automotive sales drop, while software revenue quadrupled to $376M and hedge funds control 66.25% of float.

. 16, , ranking 112th in market activity. , . Despite these, , providing liquidity to support its expansion plans.

, , is central to Rivian’s growth strategy. The facility, , aims to scale production of the R2 and R3 SUV platforms. However, the project faces headwinds, including the loss of federal EV tax credits and rising tariffs, . .

Analysts highlight Rivian’s narrow U.S. , underscoring competitive pressures. , while up year-over-year, . , signaling potential . Institutional investors have increased stakes, , .

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