The final stock-trading Monday of 2025 was not kind to Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares. The bellwether electric vehicle (EV) company saw its stock price sag 3.3% that day, on the back of news that a key supplier would be supplying far fewer goods than originally anticipated. The stock dropped a bit more on Tuesday. That supplier is a South Korean company, L&F, which, according to numerous news outlets, disclosed this development in a regulatory filing. The company stated that the total value of a deal to provide high-nickel cathode materials, for use in Tesla’s battery cells, now stands at $7,386. That’s quite a far distance down from the previous estimate of $2.9 billion. Image source: Tesla.Continue readinghttps://www.fool.com/investing/2025/12/31/why-tesla-stock-dipped-on-monday/
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