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BYD COMPANY Once Leaps 4%, Regains Status as Stock Trading at $100 or Above as Nov Sales Beat Citi Forecast
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BYD COMPANY (01211.HK) opened 1.1% higher this morning (2nd) before its gain extended in the early session, and returned to the list of stocks trading at $100 or above. It once leaped 4% to a high of $101.9, and last mounted 3.32% to $101.2, with 11.793 million shares traded, involving $1.187 billion. The Group announced after market close yesterday that its November NEV production volume reached 474,175 units, down 12.3% YoY but up 10.3% MOM. Sales volume amounted to 480,186 units, down 5.3% YoY and rising 8.7% MoM, also beating Citi Research's expectations. Of which, overseas sales volume totaled 131,935 units, up 57.2% MoM. Morgan Stanley noted that BYD COMPANY is on track to achieve its annual export target of 1 million vehicles this year. Other major automakers mixed. NIO-SW (09866.HK) once stumbled 6.9% to a low of $40.34, and cratered 4.76% to last at $41.26, with a turnover of $161 million, as its new vehicle deliveries for November fell about 10% MoM. XPENG-W (09868.HK) last printed at $80.15, waning 3.84%, with a turnover of $824 million, as its November sales declined by about 13% MoM. GEELY AUTO (00175.HK) slid 0.1% to last at $17.04, with a turnover of $356 million. The Group's total vehicle sales in November 2025 reached 310,400 units, marking a YoY increase of approx. 24%. AAStocks Financial News Website: www.aastocks.com |
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