Mohnish Pabrai: FCA Is “Firing On All Cylinders Very Well” – ValueWalk Premium
18Oct

Mohnish Pabrai: FCA Is “Firing On All Cylinders Very Well”

Mohnish Pabrai has owned Fiat Chrysler in his Pabrai Funds portfolios since 2012. Since then, the company has gone on to create a tremendous amount of value for investors.

Indeed, according to Pabrai's second-quarter 2018 letter to investors, in 2012, the firm's approximate purchase price was around $6 per share. Of this, $2.50 was ascribed to the Ferrari spinoff, and $3.50 was ascribed to the remained.
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