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Dongfeng Motor Group Co. surged almost 90% in Hong Kong after the Chinese automaker said its parent company plans to restructure, a move investors speculated could kick start a wave of consolidation in the nation’s ultra-competitive car market.
Separately, another legacy automaker in China, Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. said Sunday that its indirect shareholder, China South Industries Group Co., is aiming to restructure with central state-owned enterprise groups too.
Shares jumped on Monday. Dongfeng climbed as much as 86%, the biggest intraday advance on record, before paring gains to 19%. Changan rose 6.1%.
Like their counterparts in Europe and the U.S., China’s legacy automakers are struggling to regain ground lost to the electric vehicle boom. The seismic shift in the market has given rise to new industry heavyweights like BYD Co., now China’s top-selling car brand, while squeezing out companies that can’t keep up with the technology-heavy offerings popular with drivers.
Source: FORTUNE
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