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Who should buy Renault?
December 4, 2023 3:46 PM ESTPurchasing Renault at its 10 billion market cap would essentially pay for itself. With the company boasting 7 billion in net cash and a Nissan stake valued at 6.6 billion, these assets alone exceed what any potential buyer would require to justify the current market price.
Comparatively, both Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) and Volkswagen hold reserves far exceeding the value of Renault on their balance sheets. In fact, Renault itself possesses enough financial power to buy itself and transition into a private entity. This situation highlights two critical concerns: firstly, the underestimation of long-term risks in the automotive... More
U.S. to impose limitations on Chinese battery content for EV tax credits
December 1, 2023 2:11 PM ESTU.S. President Joe Biden and his administration released guidance on Friday that will impose restrictions on Chinese content allowed in batteries qualifying for electric vehicle (EV) tax credits beginning next year.
In a victory for automakers, the U.S. Treasury is set to provide a temporary exemption for certain essential trace minerals from recently imposed stringent regulations that restrict materials originating from China and other nations labeled as "Foreign Entity of Concern"... More



