Lowers FY26 operating income view to Y3.2T from Y3.8T. The company said, “Despite these challenging external conditions, we will continue to make comprehensive investments totaling 470 billion yen and expect to make improvement efforts with an aggregate impact of approximately 900 billion yen through such things as increased sales volume, cost reductions, and expansion of value chain profits. As a result, the forecast is a decrease in profit of approximately 1.6 trillion yen from the previous period, totaling 3.2 trillion yen. To maintain and strengthen our earning power, we will work with all stakeholders, including suppliers and dealers, to leverage the results of our foundation-building efforts to further improve productivity.”
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