Kawasaki Heavy seeks ¥200 billion via new shares and convertible bonds

Kawasaki Heavy plans to raise ¥200 billion by issuing new shares and convertible bonds. The company will decide on the details of the issuance as soon as this week.

Kawasaki Heavy is seeking ¥200 billion through new shares and convertible bonds.

Sources said the company will decide on the details of the issuance as soon as this week.

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