Toyota Tsusho Corp ( (TYHOF) ) has released its Q2 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Toyota Tsusho Corp presented to its investors.
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Toyota Tsusho Corporation, a prominent player in the global trading and investment sector, is a diversified conglomerate involved primarily in the automotive, metals, and energy industries, with a focus on sustainable and innovative solutions across various sectors.
In its latest earnings report for the six months ended September 30, 2024, Toyota Tsusho Corporation announced a slight decline in revenue to 5,065.9 billion yen, a 1.3% decrease year-on-year, attributed mainly to lower trading volumes in the food business. However, the company reported an increase in profits attributable to owners of the parent, reaching 181.5 billion yen, marking a 2.1% rise from the previous year, driven by improved operating profits.
Key financial highlights include a 6.3% increase in operating profit to 247.9 billion yen and a 5.5% rise in profit before income taxes to 268.1 billion yen. The company also completed a 3-for-1 stock split, impacting dividend payouts and earnings per share calculations. Strategic moves included restructuring to enhance growth speed and a series of initiatives focusing on green infrastructure, digital solutions, and mobility, notably expanding vehicle production in Cambodia and increasing the use of biodiesel at New Chitose Airport.
Looking ahead, Toyota Tsusho remains optimistic about its growth trajectory, maintaining its full-year earnings forecast with an expected profit attributable to owners of the parent at 350 billion yen. The company is committed to leveraging its strategic initiatives in sustainability and digital transformation to navigate current market challenges and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
