Jia Yueting's FF Company was shorted. American short-selling institutions question FF's ability to build cars.

A few days ago, J Capital Research, an American short-selling institution, released a short-selling report for FF Company. Through on-the-spot investigation, the agency analyzed the company's financial report data and technical capabilities, combined with a series of capital operations after listing, and bluntly said, "I don't think FF Company can even sell a car."

Although FF's share price rebounded overnight, it just hit a new low the day before. Since the US Senate reached an agreement on extending the emergency debt ceiling to 65,438+in early February, the entire US stock market continued the previous day's rally last night, and the crude oil price, which once fell sharply in intraday trading, also reversed strongly due to the favorable remarks of the US Department of Energy, and closed up again.

J Capital Research said in the short report that FF Company failed to deliver a car after eight years of operation, and once again said "delivery next year". In addition, the company broke its promise to build factories in five places in the United States and China, and repeatedly postponed the construction of the sixth factory.

J Capital Research's short report expressed doubts about FF Company from the perspectives of its production capacity, capital operation performance, R&D investment and Jia Yueting's own punishment in China. Sources of information include field surveys and interviews, financial report data and public information.