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In the late 19th century, the American industrial landscape was diverse and booming, but ultimately dominated by a singular important industry - oil.
One of the most important companies of the time was Standard Oil, helmed by John
The Rockefeller Strategy Reborn: BYD Is Trying To Control The Future Of EVs
Summary
- BYD is employing a Rockefeller-style strategy: vertical integration, aggressive pricing, and sacrificing short-term profits for long-term market share.
- Despite global trade barriers and tariffs, BYD's strong cost advantages and robust product lineup position it as a key electric vehicle player.
- The company's willingness to undercut competitors and consolidate market share mirrors Standard Oil's historical dominance in the oil industry.
- We believe BYD's aggressive tactics and financial strength could deliver considerable gains for shareholders in the coming years.
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