BUZZ - Australia’s Janus Electric company shares rise after receiving a $1.4 million investment
路透社2026/10/28 02:40October 28 - ** Janus Electric (JNS.AX) shares rose as much as 10.2% to AUD 0.65, reaching their highest level since October 12
** The electric vehicle technology company received a AUD 2 million (USD 1.41 million) investment from lithium-ion battery manufacturer Electrovaya Inc (ELVA.TO) (link)
** It also placed its first purchase orders for lithium-ion battery systems with Electrovaya, amounting to AUD 37.5 million, for truck projects planned for deployment in the United States and Canada
** Shares have risen for the fifth consecutive trading day
** Including today's performance, the shares have surged a total of 1,059.1% so far this year
(USD 1 = AUD 1.4229)
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