AEVA
Aeva Technologies, Inc. (AEVA) ESG Analysis Analysis (2026)
Overall Score
Environmental
AEVA’s EV-to-sales remains extremely elevated at 64.6x, indicating the market is still pricing in substantial future growth.
Negative free cash flow persists, with FCF yield at -8.7% and EV/FCF at -12.0x, underscoring ongoing cash burn.
The balance sheet remains liquid with a current ratio of 7.85x and cash ratio of 1.67x, which helps offset near-term funding risk.
Social
No material social-data updates were provided this month.
The company continues to operate with a high-cost structure, reflected in SG&A at 229.6% of revenue and R&D at 433.6% of revenue, which may pressure stakeholder returns until scale improves.
Governance
Governance remains constrained by weak profitability and leverage, with ROE at -210.7% and debt-to-equity at 3.72x.
Interest coverage is deeply negative at -53.8x, suggesting limited earnings support for the capital structure despite ample liquidity.
Overall Assessment
AEVA’s ESG profile remains mixed: liquidity is strong, but persistent losses, heavy cash burn, and a very high valuation keep the overall framework in the moderate range.
Sources
- Company filings (10-K, 10-Q, investor presentations)
- Financial and market data providers
- Public news and industry information
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