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China's CATL reveals the latest EV Battery, capable of traveling 520 kilometers with a 5-minute charge.
At the "Tech Day" held in Shanghai, China's CATL showcased an EV Battery that can travel up to 520 kilometers with a five-minute charge. China’s largest EV manufacturer BYD announced an in-vehicle system in March that can travel approximately 400 kilometers with a five-minute charge. <7203> Toyota <6758> Sony Group Corp <6752> Panasonic HD <3407> Asahi Kasei <4204>
Global Trade to Decline in 2025 Amid Increased Tariff Uncertainty, WTO Says
List of convertible stocks (Part 5) [List of stocks with Parabolic Cigna Corp signals]
○List of stocks for Buy conversion market Code Stock name Close price SAR Main Board <6588> Toshiba Tec 2473 2006 <6630> Yamano 894807 <6644> Osaki Electricity 770676 <6645> Omron 40933634 <6706> Electricity Kou 18541606 <6788> Japan Trim 38203340 <6814> Furuno Electric 23521803 <6841> Yokogawa Electric 296
Tokyo production is steady, with the acquisition of Stocks by Xihua seen as a factor.
Tokyo Sangyo <8070.T>, a Machinery trading company, is performing well. At one point, it reached a price of 710 yen, which is an 18 yen increase compared to the previous day. After market close on the first day, it was announced that Seika Sangyo <8061.T> would acquire stocks. Seika Sangyo plans to acquire 3,321,800 shares of Tokyo Sangyo, which represents 11.58% of the total outstanding shares, on April 3rd. It should be noted that this stock acquisition falls under the category of 'acts deemed to be public tender offers defined by government ordinance' as obtaining more than 5% of voting rights, but since both companies are Machinery trading firms, it relates to industry restructuring.
Seika Corporation to Acquire 11.6% Stake in Tokyo Sangyo
Seika To Go Ex-Dividend On March 28th, 2025 With 130 JPY Dividend Per Share
March 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $Seika(8061.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 28th, 2025.Shareholders of record on March 31st, 2025 will receive 130 JPY dividend per share. The ex-dividend
