Tesla, Nissan and Japanese group

Japan seeks Tesla investment in Nissan, Foxconn approaches Honda, reports say
A high-level Japanese group that includes a former prime minister has drawn up plans for Tesla to invest in Nissan after the collapse of its merger talks with Honda , the Financial Times said on Friday.
Nissan’s Shares Surge After Report Says Japanese Group May Seek Tesla’s Investment
The reports of an overture towards the American electric vehicle maker come just days after Nissan’s merger talks with Honda collapsed.
Japanese Group to Approach Tesla to Invest in Nissan, Report Says
KEY TAKEAWAYS A high-level Japanese group is reportedly proposing that Elon Musk's Tesla invest in ailing automaker Nissan after its merger with domestic competitor Honda collapsed earlier this month.
Nissan Surges on Report Japan Group May Seek Tesla Investment
Nissan Motor Co. shares jumped after the Financial Times reported that a high-level Japanese group has drawn up plans for Elon Musk’s Tesla Inc. to invest in the struggling carmaker.
Japanese group draws up plans for Tesla to invest in Nissan: Report
Some analysts, however, are doubtful of Tesla's interest in acquiring U.S. plants, citing its ample capacity at existing factories and first decline in yearly deliveries in 2024
Nissan turning to Tesla as potential investor after Honda deal fell through
A high-level Japanese group that includes a former prime minister has drawn up plans for Elon Musk’s Tesla to invest in the struggling carmaker Nissan, following the collapse of its merger talks with rival Honda. The group includes Hiro Mizuno, a former Tesla board member, and ex-premier Yoshihide Suga.
Japan to court Tesla on Nissan investment
The plan to approach Tesla comes after Nissan walked away from Honda’s $58bn merger proposal, spurring fears that Japan’s third-largest carmaker could fall into potentially hostile foreign hands, with Taiwanese iPhone assembler Foxconn, activists and private equity groups circling.
Japan to court Tesla on Nissan investment, FT reports
A high-level Japanese group, which includes a former prime minister, has drawn up plans for Elon Musk's Tesla to invest in Nissan following the collapse of its merger talks with Honda Motor, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Japan turns to Elon Musk’s Tesla to secure Nissan’s future after Honda deal collapse: Report
Former PM Yoshihide Suga is backing a plan for Tesla to invest in Nissan, led by ex-Tesla board member Hiro Izumi. The initiative arises after a failed $58 billion merger between Nissan and Honda, with Tesla aiming for strategic involvement in Nissan's US operations.
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