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Commented by Stefan Feulner on March 25th, 2025 | 07:20 CET
BYD, 123fahrschule, RWE – Pure growth
The Chinese market leader for electric vehicles has defied all odds in recent weeks, shooting to a new all-time high despite the trade war and punitive tariffs. Rising sales numbers and continued growth are expected for BYD in the future. Likewise, the disruptor of the German driving school industry, 123fahrschule, is fully focused on expansion. With the placement of a convertible bond and the expansion of the board of directors, the path forward is clearly structured.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on March 21st, 2025 | 07:00 CET
BYD, Volkswagen, First Phosphate: Who will shape the future of batteries?
China's electric giant BYD is outpacing Volkswagen. With 322,846 vehicles sold in February 2025, the Chinese automaker is putting the competition under pressure. In addition, Volkswagen continues to lose ground in China, facing a meager profit margin of just 5.9%. The race for e-mobility supremacy is bringing more players into the game: First Phosphate, a Canadian explorer, reports progress in the extraction of high-purity phosphate for lithium iron phosphate batteries. BYD is successfully using these raw materials in its innovative Blade Battery. Volkswagen also aims to score points with electric vehicles and strike back with the ID. EVERY1 model for around EUR 20,000 from 2027. However, access to raw materials remains the ultimate challenge. First Phosphate could become the bottleneck: With the coveted raw material phosphate, the Company could generate USD 700 million in cash flow in three years according to the PEA and thus become a key partner in the battery supply chain. Will this make a Canadian raw materials supplier the secret winner? Investors should follow developments closely.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on March 10th, 2025 | 08:00 CET
BYD, European Lithium, Lufthansa – It is high time to act
For the first time in history, the German leading index DAX was able to surpass the magic mark of 23,000 points last week, thanks to the possible new Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the sudden lifting of the debt brake. However, the problems remain. Since the start of Donald Trump's second term in office, the global economic order has been in jeopardy. Trade wars and punitive tariffs are on the agenda. Europe must be able to act independently of its big brother in the future, both in terms of security and the supply of raw materials.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on March 5th, 2025 | 07:25 CET
BYD, XXIX Metal Corp, Volkswagen – Copper crowns the electric boom
Electric mobility is gaining momentum worldwide, and copper is becoming an indispensable fuel for this energy transition. Without the metal, there would be a lack of batteries, electric motors, and the necessary infrastructure like charging stations. In the automotive sector, Chinese electric vehicle pioneer BYD is setting the course for its global expansion with a multi-billion dollar share issuance. The Company aims to produce 6 million vehicles in 2025. This boom will benefit the demand for raw materials such as copper. Here, the Company XXIX Metal shines. The Canadian copper explorer holds nearly 5 billion pounds of copper and could become a key player in this boom. Its name says it all: "XXIX" for the Roman numeral 29, which represents the atomic number of copper in the periodic table. Volkswagen can breathe a sigh of relief thanks to relaxed EU CO₂ regulations, but the Company is burdened by the planned US tariffs and technical setbacks. We provide the details.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on March 4th, 2025 | 08:00 CET
Used car boom and electric offensive: Credissential, BYD, and VW in the race for the future
In the US and Europe, high inflation is causing a loss of purchasing power. The used car market is becoming increasingly attractive for balancing price and performance in times when money is tight. Related topics such as financing and insuring vehicles must also be smartly considered. This is where the tech company Credissential comes in, with a platform solution that meets the modern purchasing behavior of Gen Z. Optimized for smartphones, tablets, and laptops, Credissential provides millions of US users with digital access to connected used car dealers. In the future, financial and insurance issues will also be seamlessly integrated with Credissential. Meanwhile, electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is dominating the new car market with affordable EVs. Potential buyers are impressed by the modern technology, but the Chinese manufacturer faces regulatory hurdles. The Volkswagen Group, once an industry giant, is struggling with declining market shares in China and consumer protection allegations, as recent Italian investigations into battery longevity show. For investors, the picture is clear: those who can strike the right balance between cost awareness, sustainability, and innovation could lead the way in the future. Who will win the race for price-sensitive, modern buyers?
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Commented by Armin Schulz on March 4th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
BYD, Nova Pacific Metals, Nordex – From raw materials to electric vehicles or wind turbines: The strategies behind the boom
In a world caught between climate targets and geopolitical tensions, three companies in seemingly different industries are driving the green transformation with disruptive technology and strategic foresight. In recent months, the EU has announced two infrastructure packages worth billions for renewable energies and critical raw materials. Whether e-mobility, mineral raw materials or wind power – they all share one goal: to redefine their sectors. However, the starting point is always the raw materials needed for the electrification of the world.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on February 26th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
Elon Musk is losing, now comes hydrogen! Watch out for BYD, Plug Power, First Hydrogen, and Mercedes
Tesla has already lost its leading role to BYD, but there are other winners from the Texan crash. Mercedes is one of the profiteers. First Hydrogen is ready to roll out its innovative solutions. Since nuclear power plants are almost emission-free during operation, the carbon footprint of green hydrogen from nuclear energy is comparable to that from renewable sources such as wind and solar. Unlike wind or solar energy, nuclear power can produce electricity around the clock because it is not dependent on weather conditions. In countries such as France, Finland, and Japan, nuclear energy is already being considered as an option for hydrogen production to drive the decarbonization of industry. Which stocks are coming to the fore as a result?
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Commented by Armin Schulz on February 25th, 2025 | 07:30 CET
Renk in the defense boom - Power Metallic Mines and BYD are also high flyers and uniquely positioned
In a world rapidly moving towards decarbonization, companies that have long operated in the shadow of well-known tech giants are suddenly in the spotlight. The EU's agreement on the Critical Raw Materials Act last year highlights how vital access to key resources and innovative manufacturing solutions has become. The stocks of the three companies presented here have one thing in common: they have risen significantly in recent weeks. Renk through high-precision technology for the defense and automotive industries, Power Metallic Mines through essential metals, and BYD through disruptive mobility concepts.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on February 20th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
BYD, Benton Resources, Nordex – Copper Boom: The hidden treasure of the greentech industry
In a world balancing between climate targets and geopolitical tensions, three companies are working on the future of the energy and mobility transition and depend on critical raw materials like copper. While the 2025 German federal election is reigniting the debate on renewable energies – with demands for clear framework conditions for wind power and critical voices from the political arena – other players are pushing ahead with disruptive technologies. BYD showcases the future with AI-driven assistance systems. Benton Resources is unlocking key resources for green technologies like copper, nickel, zinc, and gold, and Nordex receives record orders despite uncertain markets. These companies have more in common than their focus on sustainability: they represent a new era of innovation in which strategic decisions made today determine tomorrow's competitiveness.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on February 19th, 2025 | 07:50 CET
BYD, First Phosphate, AppLovin – Unstoppable
After the numbers season reached its peak last week, the US stock markets remained closed due to Presidents' Day, which is celebrated every year on the third Monday in February and honors the Presidents of the United States, particularly George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Nevertheless, the markets were in turmoil, partly due to US Vice President J.D. Vance's speech at the Munich Security Conference. The Ukrainian index continued to rise on the back of expected peace talks between the US and Russia, while the DAX continued its record streak, surpassing 22,700 points.
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