Hyundai Motor, 971,741 Shares Net Bought by Individuals in Last 5 Days... Stock Price 175,000 Won (-2.23%)
As of 1:30 PM on the 12th, Hyundai Motor Company is trading at 175,000 KRW, down 2.23% from the previous day. The trading volume is 3,501,464 shares, which is about 52.29% of the previous day's volume. Hyundai Motor Company is known as the number one automaker in South Korea.
On August 7th, Jaeil Lee, a researcher at Eugene Investment & Securities, stated, "Starting with the code-named ‘NE’ in 2021, Hyundai Motor Group began mass-producing electric vehicle models based on the E-GMP platform. These models have larger bodies and heavier weights compared to the Kona/Niro EVs but maintain similar energy efficiency levels. They are expected to offer a wider wheelbase, more interior space, and strong price competitiveness. This model will upgrade the company's competitiveness in the electric vehicle market to the next level. Meanwhile, the hidden driver behind Hyundai Motor Group's EV sales growth this year is the small commercial EVs such as Porter and Bongo. Hyundai’s focus on securing a lineup of small commercial EVs and medium-sized FCEV trucks (Xcient FCEV) highlights its eco-friendly vehicle competitiveness in the commercial vehicle sector as well." He set Hyundai Motor’s target price at 180,000 KRW.
Over the past five days, individual investors have net purchased 971,741 shares of Hyundai Motor, while foreign and institutional investors have net sold 897,688 shares and 190,904 shares, respectively.

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