Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
Notice of Revision to Full-Year Earnings Guidance for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027
Mid-term guidance revised downward. Net sales reduced by △300,000 hundred million yen from prior guidance, operating income reduced by △20,000 hundred million yen, ordinary income reduced by △32,000 hundred million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent reduced by △15,000 hundred million yen, earnings per share unchanged/-, FX assumptions set at USD 157 yen and EUR 184 yen, global vehicle sales revised to 764 thousand units. Drivers include rising fuel prices, accelerated electrification shift, and higher material costs.
Key Figures
- Consolidated Net Sales: 2,960,000 hundred million yen (revised from previous guidance of 3,260,000 hundred million yen)
- Consolidated Operating Income: 70,000 hundred million yen (revised from previous guidance of 90,000 hundred million yen)
- Consolidated Ordinary Income: 48,000 hundred million yen (revised from previous guidance of 80,000 hundred million yen)
AI要約
Revision to Earnings Guidance and Background
The full-year earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending March 2027 announced today has been broadly revised downward from the previous guidance. The primary causes are rising fuel prices due to conflicts in the Middle East, an accelerated shift to electrification, and rising material costs combined with intensified price competition. FX assumptions are set at USD = 157 yen and EUR = 184 yen, and global vehicle sales have been revised to 764 thousand units.
Impact on Investors and Outlook
The projected downside to revenue and profits directly leads to margin pressure and expected lower vehicle sales. Recovery will depend on the pace of electrification adoption, trends in raw material costs and FX, and supply chain stability. This is a cautious outlook based on FX and material cost assumptions; investors should closely monitor the revised figures and downside risks.
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