Maruti Suzuki India (NSE:MARUTI, BOM:532500) launched a flex-fuel version of the Wagon R, which can operate on ethanol-petrol blends, according to a company statement on Thursday.
The company said the model is India's first flex-fuel passenger vehicle.
Flex-fuel vehicles are designed to run on varying ethanol-petrol blends, from E20 to E100, reducing dependency on conventional fuels, according to the filing.
Bookoff Group's (TYO:9278) existing store sales climbed nearly 15% year on year in May, while all store sales grew 16%, according to its Tokyo bourse filing on Thursday.Net sales in categories such as trading cards and hobby goods, apparel, home appliances and smartphones, and software media all exceeded the levels recorded in the same month a year ago.The company opened a new outlet in Japan TCG Center Kinshicho Marui Store, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, bringing its total stores to 836 at the end of February.
DEE Development Engineers (NSE:DEEDEV, BOM:544198) approved a preferential issue of up to 6.4 million equity shares at 502 rupees per share to raise about 3.20 billion rupees, according to an Indian bourse filing by the company.The company will allot up to 398,406 shares worth about 200 million rupees to a promoter group entity and up to 5.6 million shares worth about 2.80 billion rupees to 23 non-promoter investors, the filing said.
Delta Electronics (TPE:2308) plans to begin small-volume shipments of its 800V high-voltage direct current (HVDC) architecture to Nvidia next quarter as the system moves into the verification stage, Taipei Times reported Thursday, citing the vice president of the power and system business group, Ares Chen.The 800V HVDC platform is expected to be deployed first in NVIDIA data centers before a broader rollout to other customers, depending on AI infrastructure demand. Delta is also ready for mass production and is developing a ±400V architecture, which has already completed verification Chen told the news outlet.The company said demand for liquid cooling remains strong, with capacity set to expand over 50% this year, and a shift toward liquid-to-liquid systems expected next year, the news outlet said.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)