Movement Alert|Lucid Group Rises 9.52% in Regular Trading, Stock Extends Rebound for Third Consecutive Day After Bankruptcy Rumor Denial

Market Focus07-17

On July 17, Lucid Group rose 9.52% in regular trading, trading at approximately $6.56/share, with turnover of $72.07 million. The stock has now posted gains for three consecutive sessions following the company's denial of bankruptcy and privatization rumors.

On the news front, Lucid had previously suffered a record intraday plunge of 57% after industry media reported the company was exploring privatization or Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing restructuring adviser AlixPartners' involvement. Lucid swiftly issued a statement calling the rumors \"completely false,\" confirming it has sufficient liquidity to sustain operations well into next year and that AlixPartners is solely assisting with operational execution efficiency. Since the denial, continued market digestion of the clarification combined with short covering has driven a sustained recovery from the July 14 lows.

Lucid Group is a vertically integrated EV technology company currently selling the Air sedan and Gravity SUV, with a new CEO leading a major restructuring to ensure the successful launch of a midsize vehicle platform.

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