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Stellantis’s reported total assets show a clear upward trend from 171,766 million USD in 2021 to 207,607 million USD in 2024 — an increase of 35,841 million (≈20.9% cumulative). Year-over-year growth was about +8.4% (2021→2022), +8.6% (2022→2023) and then slowed to +2.7% (2023→2024). The 2025 value is listed as zero and therefore appears to be missing or not reported; treat that datum as unavailable. The provided dataset contains no values for total liabilities or stockholders’ equity (both zero across all years), so you cannot assess capital structure, leverage, liquidity or return-on-equity from these figures. The rise in assets through 2024 is consistent with typical industry developments over this period (rebuilding inventories after chip-supply disruptions, increased PPE and R&D/capex for electrification, and possible goodwill from transactions), but whether growth was financed by debt, new equity, or retained earnings is indeterminate. I recommend obtaining the missing liabilities and equity balances and an asset breakdown (current vs. non‑current, cash/debt levels) and corrected 2025 data to perform a full solvency and leverage analysis.
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