With corporate bonds from Toyota Commercial Finance trading at a slight premium, institutional investors see continued upside. Forecasts for 2024 indicate funding costs may rise 0.25% if Federal Reserve tightening persists. The expansion will make the wind farm the largest in Africa in terms of installed capacity. The move aligns with Egypt's goal to increase renewable energy to 42% of its power mix by 2030. "This is a historic day for our company, customers, dealers, and associates," Wood said. "This milestone marks a significant step in TMHNA's long-term strategy to enhance operational efficiency and innovation. Our vision is to continue to lead the material handling industry with solutions for our customers' evolving challenges. This integration gives us the opportunity to leverage the best people, processes, and products into one unified organization for the benefit of our customers." Toyota Commercial Finance’s recent market activity shows stability in its credit issuance, with Q2 data reflecting consistent demand from automotive dealerships. Analysts project modest growth in lending volumes at 2.4% quarter-over-quarter, supported by steady consumer financing conditions and low delinquency rates.