Deutsche Bank starts Nio LiDAR supplier Seyond at buy, sees 60% upside

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Deutsche Bank expects Seyond's revenue to grow nearly five-fold to $718 million by 2028, when the company is expected to turn profitable. For details, please visit CnEVPost .

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Deutsche Bank expects Seyond's revenue to grow nearly five-fold to $718 million by 2028, when the company is expected to turn profitable. For details, please visit CnEVPost .

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Deutsche Bank starts Nio LiDAR supplier Seyond at buy, sees 60% upside

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