Mullen: Cash Burn, Dilution And A Cycle Of Destruction

Summary:

  • Mullen’s cash and equivalents are insufficient against its current cash burn from operations.
  • The company does not have the liquidity required to start the production and deliveries of its flagship SUV.
  • Recent acquisitions offer will ramp short-to-medium-term cash burn.

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Mario Tama

Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) might never be able to bring its vehicles to market with cash and equivalents at $61 million against cash burn from operations of $18.3 million last quarter. This comes as the recent public company chases an aggressive


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