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Toyota released FY2026 Q2 earnings on November 5 After-Market EST, actual revenue USD 83.28 B (forecast USD 81.83 B), actual EPS USD 0.4811

Toyota released FY2026 Semi-Annual earnings on November 5 After-Market (EST), actual revenue USD 167.93 B (forecast USD 164.6 B), actual EPS USD 0.9277

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Toyota Motor North America reports October sales of 207,910 units

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Toyota's stock rose as Elliott Investment Management increased its stake in Toyota Industries to over 5%. Elliott spent $1.7 billion on the stake, aiming for investment and shareholder proposals. The move follows Toyota's plan to take the subsidiary private in a $31 billion deal, criticized for lack of transparency. Elliott's stake makes it a major shareholder, amid Toyota's efforts to expand family control. Toyota Industries, founded by Sakichi Toyoda, produces forklift trucks and vehicle parts.

- Shares in Toyota rose as Elliott Investment Management increased its stake in Toyota Industries to 5.01%, up from 3.26%.  
- Elliott invested 268 billion yen ($1.7 billion) for potential shareholder proposals amid concerns over Toyota's plan to take the subsidiary private, which critics argue lacks transparency.  
- The process to privatize Toyota Industries has been delayed until February due to regulatory issues, while Akio Toyoda aims to expand family control through a holding company.

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Several significant mergers and acquisitions were reported: Safran is selling its in-flight entertainment unit to Kingswood Capital Management; Elliott Investment Management acquired a 5.01% stake in Toyota Industries; Lingbao Gold Group is buying a 50% stake in St Barbara Mining for A$370 million; and Lai Sun Development is selling a 50% interest in a Hong Kong office tower to JD.com for HK$3.5 billion.

- Safran has signed an agreement to sell its in-flight entertainment unit to Kingswood Capital Management.  
- Elliott Investment Management acquired a 5.01% stake in Toyota Industries, which Toyota Motor aims to buy out.  
- St Barbara will sell a 50% stake in its subsidiary to Lingbao Gold Group for A$370 million, while Lai Sun Development is selling its 50% interest in an office tower to JD.com for HK$3.5 billion.  

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Elliott Investment Management has increased its stake in Toyota Industries to 5.01%, pressuring Toyota Motor's buyout plans. Elliott spent $1.7 billion and criticized the deal for undervaluing Toyota Industries and lacking transparency. Other investors demand more disclosure, as the deal strengthens the Toyoda family's influence. Toyota Industries' shares trade above the offer price, indicating expectations for a better offer. Elliott's move adds pressure on Toyota Motor, which holds 25% of Toyota Industries.

- Elliott Investment Management has increased its stake in Toyota Industries to 5.01 percent, intensifying pressure on Toyota Motor, which plans to acquire the forklift manufacturer.  
- The U.S. activist investor spent 268 billion yen ($1.7 billion) for this stake, citing investment purposes and potential shareholder proposals, while criticizing the buyout deal as undervaluing Toyota Industries.  
- The transaction is under scrutiny as Japan's regulators advocate for better corporate governance, with Toyota Industries' shares trading above the offer price, indicating expectations for a higher bid.

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Toyota Motor's stock increased by 1.4% as the yen weakened, benefiting Japanese automakers.1Elliott Investment Management has bought a 5.01% stake in Toyota Industries for 268 billion yen, seeking to impact shareholder proposals amid concerns over Toyota Motor's acquisition transparency.2

- Toyota Motor's stock rose by 1.4% due to a weakening yen, which positively affects Japanese automakers.  
- Elliott Investment Management acquired a 5.01% stake in Toyota Industries for 268 billion yen.  
- This move aims to influence shareholder proposals amid concerns regarding the transparency of Toyota Motor's acquisitions.

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Toyota Tsusho Corporation has set a net zero emissions target for 2050, aiming for significant reductions in GHG emissions by 2030. The company has received a CDP Triple 'A' rating for its ESG initiatives, including climate change, water security, and forest management. Toyota Tsusho's efforts are aligned with global temperature goals and certified as Science Based Targets. The company emphasizes transparency in its disclosures, following TCFD and TNFD recommendations.

- Toyota Tsusho Corporation has announced new environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives, including greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets.  
- The company aims for a 50% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and a 27.5% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2030, with a goal of net zero emissions by 2050.  
- Toyota Tsusho's disclosure practices align with TCFD and TNFD recommendations, and it has been recognized on the CDP’s “A List” for climate change and water security.

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Japanese long-term government bond yields rose, with the 30-year yield increasing by 1.5 basis points to 3.395% and the 40-year yield rising by 3 basis points to 3.720%. (Jinshi)

Japanese long-term government bond yields rose, with the 40-year bond yield increasing by 3 basis points to 3.720%.

Asian markets mostly declined as investors anticipated a US Federal Reserve interest rate cut, expected to be the third this year. Japan's Nikkei 225 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng both fell by 0.4%, while the Shanghai Composite dropped 0.6%. The US stock market remained near record highs, driven by expectations of the rate cut. Treasury yields rose following a report on job openings. The Fed's decision and future rate guidance are highly anticipated, with inflation concerns persisting.

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Toyota Motor Corporation's global production rose for the fifth consecutive month in October, driven by strong US demand for hybrid vehicles, offsetting weaker sales in Japan and China.

- Toyota Motor Corporation is identified as one of the most undervalued stocks currently.  
- The company's global production rose for the fifth consecutive month in October, driven by strong US demand for hybrid vehicles.  
- This increase in production helped offset weaker sales in Japan and China.  

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Al-Futtaim Motors supports Toyota's showcase at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, featuring ultra-luxury Century concepts, a reimagined Corolla, and the new Land Cruiser FJ. The event highlights Toyota's vision for personalized, electrified, and inclusive mobility solutions, resonating with the UAE's future mobility goals. The showcase includes commercial mobility innovations and personal mobility and robotics, reflecting Toyota's commitment to smart, sustainable transportation.

- Al-Futtaim Motors showcased Toyota's innovative mobility concepts at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, highlighting ultra-luxury models under the Century brand, the Corolla Concept, and the new Land Cruiser FJ.  
- The exhibit emphasized Toyota's commitment to personalized, electrified, and inclusive mobility solutions, aligning with the UAE's vision for a sustainable future.  
- Additionally, concepts for commercial mobility and personal robotics were presented, reflecting Toyota's holistic approach to empowering diverse users and supporting community well-being.

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Toyota and 66 others urged the European Commission to address high EV costs and lack of charging infrastructure, proposing incentives and investment over mandatory targets.1Toyota Motor's Woven City began testing advanced tech on September 25, 2025, focusing on shipping automation, self-driving deliveries, and integrating autonomous vehicles with traffic systems.2

- Toyota and 66 other companies have called on the European Commission to tackle high electric vehicle (EV) costs and insufficient charging infrastructure.  
- They proposed incentives and investments instead of mandatory targets to encourage EV adoption.  
- Additionally, Toyota's Woven City has started testing advanced technologies related to shipping automation and self-driving deliveries as of September 25, 2025.

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Toyota is launching a new flagship electric vehicle model in China, marking a significant step in its EV strategy after struggling in the market. Despite a 7% sales drop in 2024 due to the shift to new energy vehicles and market challenges, Toyota aims to catch up in the competitive EV sector.

- Toyota is launching a new flagship electric vehicle as it seeks to regain its position in China's competitive EV market.  
- The company experienced a 7% drop in sales in 2024, attributing this decline to the shift towards new energy vehicles and challenging market conditions, including a price war.  
- Toyota's slow transition to fully electric vehicles has been marked by its commitment to a multi-pathway strategy that incorporates hybrids and gas-powered options.  