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Japan's Mitsubishi Motors cuts full-year operating profit forecast by 30%

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Posted on August 27, 2025

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TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors cut on Wednesday its forecast for the current fiscal year's operating profit by 30% due to the negative impact from U.S. tariffs, lower expected

Mitsubishi Motors Lowers Operating Profit Forecast by 30% Amid Tariffs

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors cut on Wednesday its forecast for the current fiscal year's operating profit by 30% due to the negative impact from U.S. tariffs, lower expected sales volume and higher selling expenses.

The company said it expected to book an operating profit of 70 billion yen ($475.12 million) for the fiscal year through next March, 30 billion yen lower than its previous forecast.

Its shares sold off on the news and were last trading down 2% at around 401 yen.

($1 = 147.3300 yen)

(Reporting by Daniel Leussink; Editing by Himani Sarkar)

Key Takeaways

  • Mitsubishi Motors cuts profit forecast by 30%.
  • US tariffs negatively impact profits.
  • Lower sales volume expected this fiscal year.
  • Higher selling expenses contribute to forecast cut.
  • Shares drop 2% following the announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mitsubishi Motors' new operating profit forecast?
Mitsubishi Motors expects to book an operating profit of 70 billion yen ($475.12 million) for the fiscal year through next March.
By how much did Mitsubishi Motors cut its profit forecast?
The company cut its forecast by 30 billion yen, which is a 30% reduction from its previous estimate.
How did the market react to the profit forecast cut?
Following the announcement, Mitsubishi Motors' shares sold off and were last trading down 2% at around 401 yen.

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