JAPAN: Battery maker raising Li-Ion development funds

Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 13 July 2009

GS Yuasa on Monday said it planned to issue new shares to raise up to JPY36.7bn (US$397m) to invest in lithium-ion battery development.

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