Toyota Motor Corporation American Depositary Shares (Each representing ten Ordinary Shares) TM

Toyota Motor Corp es una empresa con sede en Japón dedicada al negocio de automóviles, finanzas y otros negocios. La Compañía opera en tres segmentos de negocio. El segmento de Automóviles se dedica al diseño, fabricación y venta de sedanes, minivans, vehículos utilitarios deportivos, camiones y vehículos relacionados, así como partes y productos relacionados. El segmento de Finanzas se dedica a los negocios de financiamiento y arrendamiento de vehículos. El Otro segmento se dedica al diseño, fabricación y venta de casas, así como a la realización de negocios de comunicación de información. La Compañía también se dedica al control de empresas de fabricación y venta, así como a actividades de relaciones públicas e investigación en América del Norte y Europa. La Compañía también proporciona robots, proyectos de investigación básica, negocios marinos y agrobiológicos. La Compañía también proporciona vehículos eléctricos y vehículos equipados con la nueva función Advanced Drive de tecnología de apoyo a la conducción, asistencia al conductor o servicios de autos conectados.

Con 5 acciones de TM (USD 923,50) habrías recibido USD 15,65 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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