Volvo AB

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Volvo AB engages in the design, manufacture, and market of commercial vehicles. It operates through the following segments: Trucks, Construction Equipment, Buses, Volvo Penta, and Financial Services. The Trucks segment includes the production, development, and logistics for powertrain and parts. The Volvo Penta segment markets marine and industrial engines. The company was founded by Assar-Thorvald Nathanael-Gabrielsson and Erik Gustaf Larson in 1927 and is headquartered in Goteborg, Sweden.

Volvo Cars warned on Tuesday that the sector-wide semiconductor shortage would continue into next year, as its first quarterly report since listing on the stock market a month ago confirmed a dip in revenue and profit.

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The venture arm of Volvo Cars, an automaker long synonymous with safety, has invested in an optics and imaging startup developing technology that can be integrated into a car's windshield or windows to deliver images to drivers and passengers. Volvo Cars Tech Fund invested $2 million into optics and imaging developer Spectralics, funds it will […]

Volvo Cars Tech Fund invests $2M in optics and imaging startup Spectralics

Swedish-Chinese car maker declares all-electric future by 2030, taps public capital markets to finance battery electric vehicles (BEV).

Volvo Car AB Shares An EV Play For Swedish Investors, A Stalking Horse For Chinese Owner

Volvo Cars wants to build a third factory in Europe by the middle of the decade, its CFO Bjorn Annwall told German paper Automobilwoche on Sunday, in order to meet its production target of 1.2 million vehicles per year.

Volvo Cars to build third factory in Europe - Automobilwoche

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Swedish automaker Volvo said on Wednesday it had set a price on carbon emissions from its operations of 1,000 Swedish crowns ($116.30) a tonne, part of attempts to ensure all future projects are sustainable.

Volvo sets carbon price to assess sustainability of new projects

GÖTEBORG, Sweden, Nov. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Volvo Autonomous Solutions and Holcim Switzerland have partnered to jointly test and further develop the use of autonomous electric haulers in a limestone quarry. The two companies are dedicated to seeking infrastructure and transport solutions that are safe, efficient, innovative and sustainable.

Volvo and Holcim jointly work in a project to use autonomous electric haulers

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Truck manufacturers Paccar Inc., Daimler Trucks North America and Volvo Group North America snagged the lion's share of $127 million in federal SuperTruck 3 money to pursue advanced battery-electric and fuel cell electric truck projects. Funding also went to automakers General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. to develop Class 4-6 medium-duty projects.

Paccar, Daimler, Volvo get bulk of $127M in SuperTruck 3 funding

Volvo Cars saw its share price increase by 13% from its initial price offering (IPO) on its first day of trading.  The Swedish car manufacturer had set an initial price range between US$6.15-US$7.55 but announced on Monday it had settled at the bottom end of that spectrum.

Volvo shares jumps 13% on its first day of trading

Automaker Volvo Cars' shares jumped about 9% above their IPO price in its trading debut on Friday morning on the Stockholm stock exchange.

Volvo Cars shares rise above IPO price in market debut

Geely-owned automaker Volvo Cars said its initial public offering (IPO) was substantially oversubscribed as it geared up for its bourse debut in Stockholm later on Friday.

Volvo Cars IPO oversubscribed ahead of trading debut

GOTHENBERG, Sweden, Oct. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Paul Anastas, a Yale professor and pioneer in developing non-hazardous chemicals, wins the 2021 Volvo Environment Prize, one of the world's most respected scientific environmental awards. The research of Paul Anastas "is revolutionizing the chemical industry, a key contribution to meeting the sustainability challenge," says the Prize Jury.

"Father of Green Chemistry" wins Volvo Environment Prize 2021

Volvo Cars is hoping investors will buy into its long-term electric vehicle strategy and see past supply chain worries and questions about its shift to battery power as it gears up to make its market debut in Europe's biggest IPO so far this year.

Volvo Cars hopes downsized IPO can rev up investors' electric dreams

GÖTEBORG, Sweden, Oct. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- This fully autonomous, battery-electric prototype by Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is the first real-world example of a self-learning concept wheel loader with the brains to make decisions, perform tasks, and interact with humans. It is also the first time ever a LEGO® Technic model has been turned into a real machine.

Meet Volvo prototype LX03: the intelligent future of construction

Volvo Car AB cut its initial public offering by a fifth, agitated by soaring energy costs and persistent supply chain delays, Bloomberg reports. Owner Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, the parent of Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd (OTC: GELYF) (OTC: GELYY), is now selling Volvo Car shares to raise about 20 billion kronor ($2.3 billion), setting a price of 53 kronor a share at the low end of its initial range.

Volvo Car Reduces IPO Size: Bloomberg

Volvo Cars, owned by Geely Sweden Holdings AB, announced today that it would be trimming the price of its initial public offering (IPO) to US$6.15 per share. The Swedish car manufacturer had set an initial price range between US$6.15-US$7.55 but today announced it has settled at the bottom end of that spectrum.

Volvo set IPO at lower level of initial range

With three tractors behind him — two powered by diesel, the third powered by batteries — Volvo Trucks North America President Peter Voorhoeve spelled out VTNA's plans to offer a fleet of zero tailpipe emission trucks by 2050. Speaking at a press conference at the Management Conference and Exhibition of the American Trucking Associations in Nashville, Tennessee, Voorhoeve, said the plan has three steps.

Volvo sees clear road ahead to zero tailpipe emissions by 2050

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Volvo Cars, owned by Chinese automaker Geely, cut the size of its initial public offering on Monday, setting the price for the listing at 53 crowns per share, the low end of its previously announced range.

Volvo Cars scales back flotation size, sets price at low end of range

Sweden's Volvo Group orders and deliveries for heavy-duty trucks in North America rose in Q3, but shortages of microchips and other components caused about two weeks of downtime and will continue to hold down and likely interrupt production for the near future. “We have been restrictive with our order slotting due to our already large order books and long delivery times,” Volvo AB President and CEO Martin Lundstedt said.

Volvo Trucks orders and deliveries rise in Q3 despite supply constraints

AB Volvo (publ) (VOLAF) CEO Martin Lundstedt on Q3 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Swedish truck maker AB Volvo reported third-quarter core earnings above market expectations on Thursday and said demand was strong in most markets.

Truck maker AB Volvo core profit beats forecast

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Oct. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- "During Q3 2021, demand for the Volvo Group's products and services was good in most markets around the world. We increased our net sales to SEK 85.3 billion with strong growth not least in the service business.

Volvo Group - the third quarter 2021

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Geely and Volvo Car's joint Lynk & Co brand said on Wednesday it plans to expand its sales network beyond China and Europe to the Gulf region in the fourth quarter of this year.

Geely and Volvo's Lynk & Co set to expand to Gulf region in Q4 2021

Geely-owned Volvo Cars said on Monday its initial public offering would be priced within a range to value the automaker at up to $23 billion in what is likely to be one Europe's biggest listings this year.

Volvo owner eyes $23 billion IPO valuation

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