Japan's top seven automakers report April–June results: Toyota net profit hits 1.4 trillion yen, Honda more than doubles

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The consolidated April–June 2026 results for Japan's seven major automakers are now in. Toyota Motor posted a net profit of 1.477 trillion yen, up 75.6 percent year on year, reclaiming the 1 trillion yen mark for the April–June quarter for the first time in two years. Honda's net profit also swelled roughly 2.3 times. Nissan Motor and Mazda, which booked net losses a year earlier, swung back into the black. Six of the seven companies, excluding Subaru, saw earnings improve. A weaker yen than assumed, along with lower US tariff rates under the Japan–US agreement, lifted profits, while sales in North America and Japan remained solid.

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Electrification & Mobility▲ · 5 stocks
Toyota Motor Corp.
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▲ PositiveCapitalrelevance

Toyota's net profit surged 75.6% to 1.477 trillion yen, boosted by weak yen and lower tariffs.

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
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▲ PositiveCapitalrelevance

Honda's net profit roughly doubled, driven by weaker yen and lower US tariffs.

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
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▲ PositiveCapitalrelevance

Nissan swung to profit after a year-ago loss, helped by weaker yen and tariff relief.

Mazda Motor Corp.
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▲ PositiveCapitalrelevance

Mazda swung back to profit after a year-ago loss, aided by favorable FX and tariffs.

Subaru Corporation
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± MixedCapitalrelevance

Subaru was the only automaker with earnings decline, but details not specified.

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