Rwandan e-motorcycle company Ampersand has succeeded by making the battery a daily energy expense instead of a big upfront cost, according to its NZ CEO.
Rakon’s chair and CEO asserted the importance of reinvesting the windfall from the chip shortage back into the business.
Rakon expects underlying earnings of between $36m and $44m.
New Zealand may have a rosy vision for 2040, but global competition for talent and capital is fierce.