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CN / HUN - BYD signs preliminary deal for Hungary factory

China offered to support long-time strategic partner Hungary on public security issues, going beyond trade and investment relations, during a rare meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, while Nato struggles to expand its network in Europe.

The Chinese Electric Vehicle maker reiterates plans for buybacks without going into specifics.

The car starts at just over US$11,000, lower than bestselling petrol-powered cars like Volkswagen’s Lavida and Toyota’s Corolla.

Asian equities were higher on light volumes, with Mainland China reopening higher on the first trading day since Thursday, February 9th, on strong volume, while Hong Kong was hit with profit-taking after last week’s rally.

China’s government is urging carmakers to expand overseas and EV-maker BYD is ramping up its export targets.

Chinese carmaker BYD said it will invest more to help expand new-energy vehicle (NEV) exports via sea shipping, with seven new roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) ships - for wheeled cargo transport - expected to begin operating in the next two years, Wang Chuanfu, chairman and president of BYD, said on Sunday.

Shares of Boyd Group Services Inc. (TSE:BYD – Get Free Report) hit a new 52-week high during mid-day trading on Thursday after BMO Capital Markets raised their price target on the stock from C$290.00 to C$350.00. BMO Capital Markets currently has an outperform rating on the stock. Boyd Group Services traded as high as C$307.45 […]

International Business News: BYD, once mocked for poor quality, has become a global leader in electric car sales, surpassing Tesla. The company's success is attributed to expandin

The Tesla competitor is expanding rapidly in Europe and Southeast Asia; now it is looking at a new export base south of the U.S. border.