Mazda Motor Corporation [7261.T]
TOKYO, May 12 (Pulse News Wire) – Mazda Motor Corporation (7261.T) reported fiscal year 2026 revenue of ¥4 trillion and operating profit of ¥516 billion. Despite a decline in production volumes, the automaker expects to recover from tariff impacts and achieve profitability in the next fiscal year.
Mazda also unveiled plans for a 100,000-unit growth driven by new models such as the CX-5, aiming for an operating profit of ¥984 billion and net income of ¥918.2 billion in fiscal 2027. In its earnings briefing, Mazda highlighted efforts to optimize investments in electrification, focusing on cost reduction and strategic partnerships. The company projects free cash flow improvement due to enhanced operational efficiency and reduced costs.
Additionally, Mazda plans to expand its hybrid vehicle lineup to four models and introduce more electric vehicles globally, particularly in key markets like ASEAN and Europe. For the upcoming fiscal year, Mazda forecasts global sales of 1.324 million units, marking a 102,000-unit increase compared to the previous year. The company remains committed to maintaining stable dividend payments while prioritizing sustainable growth and strengthening its financial foundation.
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