Toyota Motor Corporation Earnings Recaps
Q2 2027
Nov 8, 2026
Toyota’s shares rose 8.4% after it raised its full-year operating-income forecast by ¥500 billion to ¥3.9 trillion and expanded shareholder returns. The positive reaction came despite weaker China conditions and downward revisions to Toyota and Lexus sales and the electrified-vehicle ratio.
Key takeaways
- First-half operating income was ¥2.19 trillion; revenue was ¥26.96 trillion and net income ¥2.24 trillion.
- The revised full-year forecast calls for ¥53.5 trillion in revenue, ¥3.9 trillion in operating income, and ¥3.57 trillion in net income. Toyota cited improvement efforts and favorable business-environment changes, while flagging about ¥1 trillion in rising material costs and impacts from U.S. tariffs and the Middle East.
- Consolidated vehicle sales fell 25,000 year over year, partly because Hino was no longer consolidated; excluding Hino, sales rose 26,000. Toyota and Lexus sales were 5.059 million, or 96% of the prior-year period.
- Toyota and Lexus sales and the electrified-vehicle ratio were revised downward, primarily due to slower conditions in China. The first-half electrified-vehicle ratio was 55.6%.
- Toyota raised its share-buyback authorization by ¥300 billion to ¥1.3 trillion for the fiscal year, forecast a ¥100-per-share dividend, and expects a 69.4% total shareholder return ratio.