本田上市以来首次亏损，部分高管自愿降薪，美股盘前下挫超7%

Core Viewpoint - Honda Motor Co. announced its first annual loss in 69 years since its listing in 1957, with significant downward revisions to its financial forecasts for the fiscal year 2025 [1] Financial Forecasts - For the fiscal year 2025 (April 2025 - March 2026), Honda expects an operating loss of 270 billion to 570 billion yen (approximately 11.6 billion to 24.7 billion RMB), down from a previous profit estimate of 550 billion yen [1] - The company anticipates a net loss of 420 billion to 690 billion yen (approximately 18.2 billion to 29.9 billion RMB), compared to a prior profit forecast of 300 billion yen [1] Strategic Changes - Honda has canceled certain research and launch plans for electric vehicles manufactured in the United States, indicating a reevaluation of its electrification strategy [1] - The total costs and losses associated with this strategic reassessment are expected to reach up to 2.5 trillion yen (approximately 108.2 billion RMB) [1] Management Response - In light of the significant downward revision of financial forecasts and the reevaluation of the electrification strategy, some senior executives at Honda will voluntarily return a portion of their monthly salaries starting from the fiscal year 2026 [1]