Samsung SDI to raise $1.3 billion via stock offering for facility investment

Seoul, March 15 : Samsung SDI Co., South Korea’s second-biggest battery maker, said it will raise 2 trillion won ($1.37 billion) through a stock sale as part of its broader growth strategy. Its board of directors approved the capital increase aimed at “preemptively” securing a capital to prepare for a rebound in the car battery…

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