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前收市價46.42
開市46.45
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今日波幅46.42 - 47.01
52 週波幅31.18 - 47.01
成交量199,705
平均成交量1,104,244
市值13.711B
Beta 值 (5 年,每月)1.68
市盈率 (最近 12 個月)4.12
每股盈利 (最近 12 個月)11.37
業績公佈日2024年2月15日
遠期股息及收益率1.85 (3.99%)
除息日2024年5月22日
1 年預測目標價50.40
  • Benzinga

    Nissan Continues Its Global EV Growth Pursuit

    On March 27th, Nissan Motor Co Ltd (OTC: NSANY) revealed it will be investing in Renault SA (OTC: RNLSY), more precisely, its EV unit Ampere. Interestingly, Nissan decided to deepen its partnership with Renault even after the French automaker ditched the unit’s listing plans due to sluggish market conditions. Reshaping The Longstanding Partnership With Renault Renault plans to sell a stake of about 2.5% in Nissan shares to the 91-year-old Japanese car maker, with the deal possibly could generati

  • Reuters

    Renault to sell Nissan stake of about 2.5%

    PARIS (Reuters) -Renault plans to sell a stake of about 2.5% in Nissan shares to the Japanese car maker in a deal that could result generate up to 362 million euros ($392 million), the French firm said on Wednesday. The share sale is its second as Renault looks to cut its Nissan stake to 15% from around 43% as the two firms reshape their longstanding partnership. Renault sold a 5% stake in Nissan back to the Japanese company in December.

  • Reuters

    Renault in advanced talks with partners to recycle batteries, says executive

    French automaker Renault is in advanced discussions with potential partners to extract and recycle lithium and other metals from used electric vehicle batteries, a company executive said, as it seeks to reuse more of the strategic raw materials. While recycling car parts is increasingly common, Renault is aiming to be the first European automaker to also recycle batteries on an industrial scale. "In Europe, there is currently... nobody who can claim to recycle used batteries in a closed-loop to reproduce nickel, cobalt and lithium to make new batteries," said Jean-Philippe Bahuaud, chief executive of 'The Future Is Neutral' (TFIN), Renault's environment unit.