Toyota Motor announced that its net profit for the first fiscal quarter ended June 30 reached 1.48 trillion yen (approximately $9.4 billion), a 76% year-on-year increase, primarily benefiting from a weaker yen and increased financial income, despite a decline in vehicle sales. The company's revenue grew by 10% to 13.5 trillion yen (approximately $85 billion). Following the earnings release, Toyota Motor's stock price closed down about 1.5% in the Tokyo market.
The company also announced a stock buyback plan of up to 1 trillion yen (approximately $6.3 billion), representing 4.2% of outstanding shares. Additionally, Toyota raised its full-year revenue forecast to 54 trillion yen and its net profit forecast to 3.25 trillion yen.
Toyota Motor's net profit for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027 surged by 76% to 1.48 trillion yen, but its stock price still fell by approximately 1.5%.
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