Renault faces challenges in pursuing IPO for electric vehicle unit amid weak demand and market volatility
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Renault aims to extract more value from its electric vehicle unit Ampere through an IPO, but may not proceed if valuation falls below 6-7 billion euros.
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Weaker EV demand, increased competition from China, and market volatility are complicating the IPO plans.
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European firms like DKV Mobility and Renk have recently scrapped IPO plans citing market conditions.
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Analysts have questioned Renault's hoped-for 10 billion euro valuation, suggesting alternative options to raise cash.
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The IPO is part of Renault's overhaul under CEO Luca de Meo, including partnerships on engines and overhauling Nissan alliance.
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