The Ford Motor Co. Michigan Assembly plant stands idle in Wayne, Michigan, U.S., on Monday, March 23, 2020.

Ford Motor expects to report a net loss of $2 billion for the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic depresses sales and production.

The company disclosed the amount in an amended filing Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission from earlier in the week that warned investors about Ford reporting a pretax loss of roughly $600 million for the quarter and a roughly 16% decline in revenue.

Wall Street was not shocked by the news. Ford shares were up 2.2% in Friday morning trading to $5.05 per share, as part of a larger gain in the market. The automaker's stock is down 45% this year.

Ford also said Friday that it had filed for a debt offering but did not disclose the amount.

Ford CFO Tim Stone on Monday, in a release, said the company believes it has enough cash to get it through "at least the end of the third quarter with no incremental vehicle production and wholesales or financing actions."