Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) Announced FY 2026 Earnings on May 8, 2026, Reporting "sales revenues of JPY 50,684.9 billion"

For the fiscal year ended March 26, Toyota Motor Corporation reported "sales revenues of JPY 50,684.9 billion" and "operating income of JPY 3,766.2 billion" for the year.

Executives stated "income before income taxes of JPY 5,152.9 billion and net income of JPY 3,848 billion" for the year.

The company noted it was "not able to fully offset the impact of U.S. tariffs amounting to JPY 1.38 trillion". Consolidated vehicle sales for this fiscal year reached 9,595,000 units.

Management outlined two main pillars for sustainable growth: "making ever better cars" and "transforming into a mobility company". To enhance earnings power, the company aims to maximize production capacity utilization by "capturing the effects of initiatives such as Area 35". Additionally, the company is pursuing "new mobility across land, sea and air and robotics, leveraging connected as well as SDV technologies". President Kenta Kon stated, "I will increase the number of people who can build ever better cars.

And that is the engine for Toyota's sustainable growth, and that is my mission".Looking ahead to the fiscal year ending March 27, the company provided full year guidance of "sales revenues of JPY 51 trillion" and "operating income of JPY 3 trillion" for the year.

The consolidated vehicle sales forecast has been set at 9.6 million units.

Management expects a "negative JPY 670 billion Middle East impact" for the year.

Regarding shareholder returns, the dividend for fiscal year 26 was set at JPY 95 per share, with a "forecast annual dividend of JPY 100 per share" for fiscal year 27. CFO Yoichi Miyazaki also highlighted that they will advance toward an "ROE of 20%".