
John
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بلا شك ان شركة لوسيد تعاني من ناحية التشغيل,لكن هناك امور ايجابية في حال سارت الامور بثبات من ناحية الدعم الكبير من pif+ المصانع الحديثة "مستقبلًا" + ايجاد تقنية تصنيعية تشبه tsla و byd تقلل التكاليف و هذا لب شركات التقنية . الايرادات توضح بأن هناك عمل قوي بالتوسع,تقليل في الصرف مقارنة بالماضي , هوامش التشغيل صحيح سلبية جدًا , لكن تحسنت . الشركة تعاني مثل ماعانت شركات انطلقت بقوة بعد ذلك. السهم سلبي؟ نعم و سيستمر , لكن احببت توضيح تلك القراءة المالية و الاساسية . $lcid

$LCID first LIV now Lucid??? As of April 2026, Lucid Group (LCID) is heavily supported by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns over 60% of the company. Lucid is ramping up production at its AMP-2 facility in King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) and secured fresh funding, including a $550M investment from PIF and $200M from Uber to boost cash reserves.




$LCID @PIFSaudi @PIF_en @ntwork @LucidMotorsME @LucidMotors Remember my words very well and write them down. The Saudi Public Investment Fund already owns a majority stake in Lucid, meaning more than 51% of the company. The pressure on Lucid’s stock and all these actions affecting the share price are not random. Today, PIF is not thinking about increasing its stake to 70% or 80%, because that means nothing to them and adds no real benefit since they already control the majority. What they are doing now is paving the way to eventually carry out a full buyout at a very low price. Remember this well: the lower the stock price goes, the better it is for them. For example, a legal buyout usually means the current share price plus a premium, often up to a maximum of 50%. The current price $7.3 this means an investor would receive around $9–$10 per share after a buyout. For instance, if John bought the stock at $30 per share, the Saudi Public Investment Fund would still pay him a maximum of around $10 per share in a buyout. This means John would lose about $20 per share. That is why we see the Saudi Public Investment Fund continuing to push the stock price lower, in order to ensure it can eventually acquire the entire company at a very low cost







