Etiqueta: BYD Shark

As global markets navigate through fluctuating inflation rates and policy adjustments, the Hong Kong market has also experienced its share of volatility, with the Hang Seng Index recently showing a notable decline. In such an environment, growth companies with high insider ownership in Hong Kong can offer investors potential resilience and alignment of interests between shareholders and management.

Plus, affordable EVs from brands based in China could likely avoid U.S. tariffs if the cars are built in North America.

As global markets navigate through a landscape marked by fluctuating inflation rates and cautious monetary policies, Hong Kong's market dynamics offer unique opportunities for investors. In this context, companies with high insider ownership can be particularly compelling, as they often signal strong confidence from those closest to the business in its growth prospects and governance.

China’s leading EV maker, BYD, is quickly gaining ground in overseas markets. BYD opened its first store in the Caribbean...

BYD may not be a household name in America, but it recently made itself known in a big way

BYD is growing faster than Tesla and is introducing way more new models and it generates much more cash flow. Find out why BYDDF stock is a Buy.

BYD's new plug-in ute has hit the ground in NZ ahead of Fieldays.

The Chinese automaker recently revealed that the Seal had racked up over 1,000 bookings in the Indian market

BYD’s all-electric M6 MPV was spotted in the wild. According to local Chinese media, the new BYD M6 MPV is reminiscent of the BYD Song Max.

The plug-in hybrid BYD Shark may be priced in line with the most popular versions of the HiLux and Ranger.