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China may produce the most cars, and the USA buys the most of them, yet Toyota is the world leader in sales. The Japanese automotive giant has published its results.
Key financial information:
- Revenue is 12.38 trillion yen, an increase of 8% and above the consensus of 12.18 trillion.
- Net profit increased by a 62%, reaching 932 billion yen.
- A concerning fact is that operating profit fell by 27% year-on-year.
- The difference between operating profit and net profit was mainly due to investment returns and exchange rate differences. Operating profit itself was under significant pressure from labor costs and additional American tariffs.
The company communicated a series of important information regarding its strategy and future. Toyota continues its strategy of expansion in multiple sectors of the industry simultaneously. Other companies might struggle with this, but Toyota, due to its size, can not only afford it but is also in the best position to maximize benefits while taking relatively low risks.
The expansion mentioned primarily involves investing simultaneously in the EV market and Hybrids. Low-emission vehicles already account for 46.9% of the company’s sales.
Toyota is also following other industry trends. The company boasts its new “Arene” system and proudly announces further development towards “Software Defined Vehicles.”
Toyota shows its confidence by raising forecasts for the end of the fiscal year. By the end of FY2026, operating profit is expected to reach 3.4 trillion yen, an increase from the previous forecast of 3.2 trillion.
The market reacted with slight concern to the news of a significant drop in operating profit and the impact of tariffs. Initially, the company lost about 1.6% of its valuation. However, positive forecasts allowed the company’s valuation to return to its previous levels over time.
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Source: xStation5
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