Mitsubishi Fuso brings EV trucks to Malaysia and Philippines
The company will start taking orders for the Japanese-made light-duty eCanter truck within the year. It has begun offering test drives to customers in the Philippines and providing sales and maintenance training to dealers there.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Nikkei Asia
13 minutes ago
- Nikkei Asia
Asia needs to open up -- there's no going back to before Trump: ADB chief
Former Japanese currency czar Masato Kanda became head of the Asian Development Bank in February. (Photo by Suzu Takahashi) YUKI FUJITA MANILA -- In an age of growing uncertainty, Asian countries need to open their economies like never before, says Masato Kanda, president of the Asian Development Bank and Japan's former currency czar. Kanda took charge of the ADB, a multilateral financial institution that works to support infrastructure, combat global warming and reduce poverty in the Asia-Pacific region, just after U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House and "completely changed the world."
Nikkei Asia
43 minutes ago
- Nikkei Asia
Mizuho Securities to buy UK renewables M&A advisory firm
Mizuho Securities will acquire a renewable energy M&A advisory company based in London. (Source photos by Nikkei) KODAI MIHARA TOKYO -- Mizuho Securities will acquire U.K. mergers and acquisitions adviser Augusta & Co. as part of a bid to expand its foothold in Europe and diversify revenue sources. Mizuho hopes to draw on Augusta's expertise in renewable-energy-related deals along with the Japanese group's own network of customers to take on some of the growing European M&A demand in that field.
Nikkei Asia
2 hours ago
- Nikkei Asia
Robot maker Fanuc braces for profit hit from US tariffs
Fanuc has logged five straight quarters of rising orders. (Photo by Arata Shigeno) TAKURO HOSODA TOKYO -- Factory robot maker Fanuc has forecast a drop in annual profit despite revenue growth as U.S. tariffs threaten to raise its prices in a vital market. Consolidated orders for the April-June quarter totaled 205.9 billion yen ($1.39 billion), up 4% on the year, the Japanese company said Friday.
