Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. sees its shares surge due to a combination of policy optimism, new product launches, and its entrenched position in key growth markets, including defense, energy, and heavy machinery.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd (MHI) has announced a series of strategic developments, including a new gas turbine order, a long-term contract with Azad Engineering, and a tender offer for Mitsubishi Logisnext, which are expected to bolster its pos…

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has announced a series of strategic partnerships and investments to capitalize on the growing demand for renewable energy and data centre infrastructure, driven by the energy transition and increasing electricity consumpt…

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ recent partnership with Qianhai Energy has propelled the company to the forefront of Asia’s low-carbon energy sector, but its high valuation and volatile stock price raise questions about its long-term sustainability.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has formed a strategic partnership with Qianhai Energy to drive Asia’s transition to a low-carbon energy future, solidifying its commitment to sustainability and innovation.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has obtained ISO 19443:2018 certification in the nuclear energy sector, marking a significant achievement in the company’s commitment to excellence and safety.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has demonstrated remarkable stability and resilience in turbulent markets, with a strong price to earnings ratio and ability to navigate economic fluctuations.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ stock price declined on Thursday due to speculation of a potential US Federal Reserve rate cut, which also led to a strengthening yen and global economic uncertainty.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has secured a massive contract with Australia to supply frigates worth billions of dollars, dealing a significant blow to Thyssenkrupp’s naval unit.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has reported a significant turnaround, posting a record JPY 68.227 billion in net profit for the first quarter, driven by a major contract with Australia and increased revenue.