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To: Julius Wong who wrote (206515)	7/5/2024 8:03:49 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219949

then, in that case, philosophically shall do

To: Julius Wong who wrote (206515)	7/10/2024 1:19:55 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219949

Re <<BYD is not listed on US exchanges>> ... am wondering if BYD shall beat TSLA going forward finance.yahoo.com bloomberg.com JPMorgan Hikes BYD’s Price Target by More Than 80% on Outlook - Broker expects global deliveries to hit 6 million by 2026 - Boosts target on international growth, plug-in EV opportunity BYD has focused on boosting international sales and localization efforts while engaging in a brutal price war in its home Chinese market. Photographer: Valeria Mongelli/Bloomberg JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s analysts raised their price targets for BYD Co. by more than 80% on expectations the Chinese automaker will deliver 6 million vehicles globally in the next two years. The bank, which now has the highest target prices for BYD’s Hong Kong and Shenzhen shares based on data compiled by Bloomberg, increased them to HK$475 and 440 yuan, respectively, while maintaining an overweight weighting. It estimates BYD will deliver about 1.5 million units in overseas markets and three times that domestically by 2026. The company sold around 3 million vehicles in 2023. Shares rose as much as 2.6% to HK$241.40 during early trade in Hong Kong on Wednesday. BYD has focused on boosting international sales and localization efforts while engaging in a brutal price war in its home Chinese market. Its shares have defied heavy losses in electric-vehicle stocks to gain around 12% this year in Hong Kong, while those of its smaller peers Li Auto Inc. and XPeng Inc. have each tumbled more than 45%. “BYD could see a re-rating in the next 1 to 2 years, driven by its global expansion and potential rising plug-in hybrid electric vehicle opportunity,” JPMorgan analysts including Nick Lai wrote in a note. The company will start to export price-competitive plug-in hybrid EV products such as the Seal U SUV in Europe from July and Shark in Mexico from June, according to JPMorgan. Read: BYD Plays Winning Hand in China EV Market With Hybrid Models In 2026, BYD will also mark an important milestone for its global ambitions as four of its overseas production bases or assembly lines in Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, and Hungary should be completed and ramping up, the analysts wrote. finance.yahoo.com