[Featured Stock] Easytronics Establishes Chinese JV... "Manufacturing Core Electric Vehicle Components"
Easytronics is showing strong performance. It is interpreted that the news of establishing a joint venture (JV) with a China-based company and strengthening its electric vehicle business has had an impact.
As of 2:08 PM on the 26th, Easytronics was trading at 4,650 KRW, up 215 KRW (4.85%) compared to the previous trading day.
Easytronics, a power conversion device specialist company, announced on the same day that it plans to strengthen its core electric vehicle parts business through a JV establishment contract worth 20 billion KRW with a China-based company, Company A.
On the 9th, Easytronics disclosed that it will establish a local joint venture company in China named AIEG Motors JiangSu Co., Ltd. Approximately 100 million yuan (19.8 billion KRW) is expected to be invested in this joint venture. Of this, Easytronics plans to invest 70%, and Company A, based in China, will invest 30%. The expected acquisition date is by July 11, 2025.
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Through this joint venture establishment, Easytronics plans to collaborate with Company A, which is also making equity investments, to develop and manufacture core electric vehicle parts (EPT parts, fast chargers, etc.). In addition to development cooperation, they plan to mutually cooperate to create positive synergy through various promotional activities aimed at expanding the Chinese market.
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