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1. Spain $Banco Santander (SAN.US)$It has increased by over 63% within the year and plans to sell 49% of its Polish subsidiary, with a dividend to be distributed on May 7.
Banco Santander in Spain is in discussions with Austria's Erste Group Bank to sell 49% of its subsidiary in Poland — Santander Bank Poland. According to Santander's SEC filings, this transaction is not only part of capital operations but also signifies the bank's reevaluation of its future growth strategy.
Analysts point out that if this transaction is successful, Banco Santander can obtain more funds to strengthen other core businesses, while Erste Group Bank is expected to expand its market share in Poland through the acquisition. The bank's ex-dividend date will be April 30, 2025, with a dividend of 0.11518 USD per share, and the dividend payment date is May 7, 2025.
2. Five consecutive increases! Self-Driving Trucks Company$Aurora Innovation (AUR.US)$Overnight increase of nearly 6%, a cumulative increase of over 27% in five days, achieving the first test run of self-driving trucks by the end of the month.
In terms of news, the company announced that it will launch commercial operations of self-driving trucks on public roads by the end of this month, with the Dallas-Houston route as the first project, planning to expand to areas like Phoenix within the year, and collaborating with NVIDIA and Continental to accelerate hardware mass production (targeting 2027).
Needham Analyst Chris Pierce has given the company a "Buy" rating for the first time, with a target price of USD 10.
3. Are auto tariffs exemption coming soon? $Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$Increased over 4%, U.S. government officials preview: Trump will take action on Tuesday!
In terms of news, President Trump of the USA is expected to take measures to mitigate the impact of his auto tariff policy: preventing tariffs on imported Autos from stacking with other already imposed tariffs, while relaxing some import tariffs on parts used for domestic Auto manufacturing.
Reports indicate that the Trump administration will also adjust the 25% tariff on foreign Auto Parts that was set to take effect on May 3. After the adjustment, Auto Manufacturers may receive a maximum rebate of 3.75% of the value of domestically produced Autos within a year, which will drop to 2.5% in the second year, and the rebate policy will be fully canceled afterward. A recent analysis from the American Automotive Research Center found that the 25% auto tariff implemented by President Trump in early April will increase costs for USA Auto Manufacturers by approximately 108 billion USD by 2025.
