After a solid post-Covid profit rebound, Isuzu is once again navigating through troubled water: Its pick-up truck sales in Thailand have collapsed, the US sales situation is uncertain, and commercial vehicle sales in Asia are stagnating. Isuzu expects sales volumes will recover, and earnings will continue to benefit from further price hikes. Analyst Julie Boote is examining the truck maker’s prospects in light of increasing competition and rising geopolitical and macro-economic uncertainties.
Today, we are publishing the Autos section of our 28th Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible. The Tech Bible is a must-read for any tech investor, as it summarizes the quarterly earnings reports from the over 140 companies we track, providing an update on our key perspectives and convictions. In the coming weeks we will publish sections on Hyperscale & Cloud, Telecom Equipment, PCs, Enterprise IT, Foundry and Semicap Equipment. The auto semiconductor recovery is underway, with revenues up 4% QoQ ...
In our latest Asia Monthly, we discuss the performance of major Asian credit indices and review UST curve movements in August 2025. We also provide a recap of major news and macroeconomic releases, including those from the US, China, India, Indonesia and Japan. In addition, we summarise the top/bottom performers, recent USD bond issuances and rating actions in Asian corporate credit, as well as a list of our recent research. The Asia Monthly publication serves to keep investors updated on de...
Two Directors at General Motors Co sold after exercising options/sold 1,009,530 shares at between 58.215USD and 59.000USD. The significance rating of the trade was 80/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by al...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Boels, Progroup, Rekeep, Stada, Salt, Iliad, PureGym, Lowell, TDC NET, Eolo, Allwyn (formerly Sazka), Altice International, CBR Fashion, Profine, United Group, Versuni, Canpack, Intrum, Industria Macchine Automatiche, Altice France (SFR), Tele Columbus, Loewen Play, Techem, Best Secret, Neopharmed, Polynt, TAP, Air France-KLM, Kem One, Advanz Pharma, Eircom, Nissan Motor, Samvardhana Motherson, S...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Progroup, Rekeep, CBR Fashion, Advanz Pharma, Versuni, Boels, Salt, Altice International, Eircom, Stada, Canpack, Neopharmed, Stena AB, CABB, Adler Pelzer, Iliad, TDC NET, Altice France (SFR), United Group, Lowell, Nissan Motor, Klockner Pentaplast, Profine, Benteler International, Arxada
As the US is introducing new import tariffs, the auto sector is among the worst hit in corporate Japan. Japanese automakers are set to book major losses related to tariffs, leading to substantial FY25 earnings’ declines. Yet, after an initial negative stock market reaction, share prices have recovered close to or above pre-tariff levels. Analyst Julie Boote investigates.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: SIG plc, Playtech, Flos B&B Italia, Liberty Global, Almaviva, Engineering Group, Trivium, Tata Motors, Nissan Motor, Froneri, Modulaire, Clarios, Itelyum Group, Italmatch Chemicals, Synthomer
In our latest Asia Monthly, we discuss the performance of major Asian credit indices and review UST curve movements in July 2025. We also provide a recap of major news and macroeconomic releases, including those from the US, China, India, Indonesia and Japan. In addition, we summarise the top/bottom performers, recent USD bond issuances and rating actions in Asian corporate credit, as well as a list of our recent research. The Asia Monthly publication serves to keep investors updated on deve...
Nissan's Q1/25-26 results were better than expected, given the lower-than-guided operating loss and negative FCF. The balance sheet and liquidity remain solid, which will likely support Nissan through its ambitious restructuring plan. We view positively the new management team's clear communication and conservative guidance, with the numbers exceeding expectations (at least in Q1). This lends more credibility to the company's ambitious restructuring plan.
A Closer Look at FY2Q25 (June) ResultsRevenueTotal revenue came in at $47.12 billion (down 1.8% y/y), above the Street’s estimate of $45.84 billion driven by strong demand, stable vehicle pricing, and continued growth at GM Financial.Total Automotive Revenue was $42.87 billion which was down 2.7% y
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