Toyota Motor Corporation's financial results for the entire group for the nine months until December last year showed that operating revenue, which corresponds to sales, was more than 27.4 trillion yen, the highest record for this period. Due to the impact of soaring prices, it was 18% lower than the same period of the previous year, and it was the first decline in two years.
Toyota Motor Group's financial results for the entire group from April to December last year were 27.464 trillion yen, an increase of 18% from the same period of the previous year, a record high for this period.
Sales are growing especially in Southeast Asia and North America.
On the other hand, the final profit was 1.899 trillion yen, down 18% from the same period of the previous year, the first decline in two years.
Although the yen's depreciation had an effect of 1.045 trillion yen, the increase in procurement costs for parts due to the soaring raw material prices and the cost of supporting customers combined resulted in a decrease of 1.11 trillion yen in profits. rice field.
Furthermore, the recording of a loss associated with withdrawal from the Russian business had an impact.
In addition, the production volume plan for this fiscal year has been revised downward from 9.2 million units to 9.1 million units due to the continued impact of reduced production due to semiconductor shortages.
However, we will continue to reduce costs by reviewing vehicle designs and improving production processes, so we have left our forecasts for the current fiscal year unchanged.