Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM, 7203T) today announced Q3 FY 2026 results. Sales revenues were ¥38 trillion, 87.6 billion yen; Operating income was ¥ 3 trillion, 196.7 billion. Income before income taxes was ¥4 trillion, 188.4 billion. Bottom line – a net income of ¥3 trillion, 30.8 billion ~$7.6 billion for the undisputed largest global automaker.* During 2025 TMC set records for global and group sale.**

“In Japan, operating income decreased due to factors such as the effects of foreign exchange rates and increased expenses. In North America, operating income decreased due to U.S. tariffs. Other regions saw an increase in operating income thanks to increased sales volume, model mix and other factors,” said Kenta Kon, Chief Financial Officer, TMC. [Kon will take over from chief executive Koji Sato on 1April. “This change in roles is intended to accelerate management decision-making in response to changes in the internal and external environment,” Toyota said in a release. Sato becomes vice chairman with a newly created position of chief industry officer. – AutoCrat.]