Toyota (TM) reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2025 earnings per share of $3.39, which surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $2.92 but declined from the year-ago quarter’s earnings of $4.99. Consolidated revenues came in at $81.09 billion, which beat the consensus mark of $78.47 billion and also grew from $74.56 billion in the year-ago quarter.  Toyota had cash and cash equivalents (non-financial services businesses) of ¥6.09 trillion ($41.75 billion) as of March 31, 2025. Long-term debt (non-financial serv ...

Core Insights - The Tim Lamb Group has successfully sold Toyota of Warren to Rafih Auto Group, marking the 120th dealership sold in Ohio by the firm [1][5] - This acquisition represents Rafih Auto Group's first Toyota dealership in the United States and their initial transaction with the Tim Lamb Group [3] Company Overview - The Tim Lamb Group is the largest auto dealership sales and acquisitions firm in North America, having been established in 2006 [6] - The firm handles billions of dollars in transactions annually through its fifteen regional directors, serving multiple dealer operators across the United States and Canada [6] Transaction Details - The sale of Toyota of Warren was personally brokered by Tim Lamb, President and Director of the Northeast Region, and closed on April 28, 2025 [1][5] - The dealership is located at 2657 Niles-Cortland Rd. SE in Warren, Ohio, and will continue to operate under the same name [2] Facility Information - The newly acquired facility spans over 25,000 square feet and includes a showroom, parts and service center, and 18 service stalls [4] - Toyota of Warren is committed to providing superior customer service using certified OEM Toyota parts and advanced service technology [4] Client Relationship - The sellers, Jim Whetstone Auto Group, have had a long-standing relationship with Tim Lamb, having purchased their first dealership through him in 2007 [3] - The acquisition ensures that current employees of Toyota of Warren will be retained, maintaining continuity for customers and staff [5]

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) FY Conference May 14, 2025 08:00 AM ET Speaker0 Morning, and, welcome to the second day of the JPMorgan, Global TMC Conference. I'm Gokul Hariharan, senior tech analyst at JPMorgan. I'm happy to host Silicon Motion here, President and CEO, Wallace Kho and CFO, Jason Tsai. Thanks very much for being here. Maybe Wallace, to set the stage, I think there was a period where you were grappling with the MaxLinear acquisition, and you have been kind of accelerated your R ...

The 2026 C-HR BEV brings cutting-edge style and high-tech features. It will be powered by a 74.7 kW battery and have a manufacturer-estimated all-electric range rating of 290 miles*. It will come equipped with a North American Charging System (NACS) port, giving it access to thousands of DC charging stations nationwide. It will also be capable of charging on Level One and Level Two AC power sources. Steering wheel- mounted paddle shifters that control regenerative braking power are also standard. When activ ...

The bZX4 received lackluster reviews, including from Motor Trend, which panned the vehicle as a compliance car. The car also was recalled shortly after its launch for a problem in which its wheels could detach, leading to embarrassing headlines for the company that's known for its reliability. Toyota Motor on Tuesday revealed a redesigned version of its sole all-electric vehicle in the U.S., with a simplified name and notable increases in EV technologies and capabilities. The new name for the EV for the 202 ...

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Core Insights - Toyota Motor Corporation reported revenue of $81.09 billion for the quarter ended March 2025, reflecting an 8.8% increase year-over-year and a surprise of +3.34% over the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $78.47 billion [1] - The earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter was $3.39, down from $4.99 in the same quarter last year, with an EPS surprise of +16.10% compared to the consensus estimate of $2.92 [1] Financial Performance - Total retail unit sales reached 2.72 billion, exceeding the two-analyst average estimate of 2.41 billion [4] - Vehicle sales in Japan, including Daihatsu & Hino, were 536 thousand, slightly below the average estimate of 560.98 thousand [4] - North American vehicle sales totaled 660 thousand, compared to the average estimate of 714.93 thousand [4] - European vehicle sales were 306 thousand, close to the average estimate of 309.2 thousand [4] - Middle East vehicle sales reached 143 thousand, below the average estimate of 150.96 thousand [4] - Central and South America vehicle sales were 119 thousand, surpassing the average estimate of 107.42 thousand [4] - Oceania vehicle sales totaled 77 thousand, below the average estimate of 82.85 thousand [4] - African vehicle sales were 58 thousand, exceeding the average estimate of 46.16 thousand [4] - Asian vehicle sales reached 460 thousand, above the average estimate of 437.85 thousand [4] Stock Performance - Shares of Toyota Motor have returned +8.5% over the past month, while the Zacks S&P 500 composite increased by +11.3% [3] - The stock currently holds a Zacks Rank 3 (Hold), indicating potential performance in line with the broader market in the near term [3]

Joby Aviation NYSE: JOBY provided investors with a comprehensive update on its progress towards commercializing electric air taxi services during its first-quarter 2025 earnings report and conference call on May 7, 2025.  Joby Aviation TodayJOBYJoby Aviation$6.84 +0.42 (+6.54%) 52-Week Range$4.66▼$10.72Price Target$8.58Add to WatchlistWhile the financial results reflected the ongoing investments required for a pre-revenue company in this capital-intensive sector, the key takeaways centered on significant o ...

Core Insights - Toyota Mississippi's Experience Center has achieved LEED Platinum certification, marking it as one of five facilities in Mississippi to receive this highest level of distinction [1][2]. Sustainability Focus Areas Carbon - The facility features a dedicated solar farm that generates over 7,000 kilowatt hours monthly, sufficient to power seven homes in Mississippi. The building's design maximizes natural light and uses LED fixtures, reducing light usage by 50% [3]. Water - Water conservation is emphasized through a 5,000-gallon underground tank that collects rainwater from the roof for toilet flushing, preserving fresh water for drinking and handwashing [4]. Biodiversity - A bio-retention pond on-site acts as a natural filtration system for rainwater runoff and supports local biodiversity, providing habitat for species such as the Northern Bobwhite quail and Wood duck [5]. Circular Economy - The Experience Center incorporates reclaimed materials in its construction and focuses on minimizing waste, aligning with Toyota's commitment to a circular economy by reducing, reusing, and recycling resources [6]. Company Commitment - Toyota continues to advance its sustainability mission, aiming to minimize environmental impacts while fostering positive contributions to society. Public tours of the Experience Center and manufacturing plant are available for visitors [7].

Group 1 - Toyota executives predict that President Trump's automobile tariffs will cost the company $1.3 billion in earnings for April and May [1] - The company reported its highest-ever annual profit last year but expects a profit decline of approximately 20% in the current fiscal year [1][2] - Operating income is projected to total 3.8 trillion yen ($26 billion) for the year ending March 2026, down from 4.8 trillion yen ($33 billion) in the previous year [2] Group 2 - The tariffs are estimated to directly cost Toyota 180 billion yen in April and May, while currency movements are expected to have a larger impact of 745 billion yen on the full-year forecast [5] - A weaker dollar due to tariff uncertainty means reduced profits when U.S. earnings are converted back to yen [5] - Analysts warn that tariffs could lead to rising prices for consumers, potentially affecting consumer sentiment and sales [8]