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Mazda announced its financial results for the three months from April to June this year, reporting a final loss of approximately 42.1 billion yen.

The final deficit for this period is the first in five years since 2020, when global sales dropped due to the spread of COVID-19, and it was significantly affected by the tariff measures imposed by the Trump administration in the United States.

According to the consolidated financial results for the entire group from April to June this year, announced by Mazda on the 5th, sales were 8% higher than the same period last year.

Sales decreased by 8% to approximately 1 trillion 997 billion yen, operating profit, which indicates earnings from core business, resulted in a loss of about 46.1 billion yen, and the final net profit and loss was also a deficit of approximately 42.1 billion yen.

The final deficit for this period is the first in five years since 2020, when global sales slumped due to the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The Trump administration in the United States imposed an additional 25% tariff on automobiles and other products, which lowered operating profit by approximately 69.7 billion yen. Although measures such as cost reductions were implemented to mitigate the impact, a burden of about 49.6 billion yen remained.

On the other hand, the company announced its earnings forecast for this fiscal year, which had previously been listed as undecided, and projected a final profit of 20 billion yen, an increase of 8.2 billion yen from the previous year.

We expect a 5% decrease in profit.

Mazda President Katsuhiro Moro, who held a press conference, said, Its a tough start, but what we need to do is clear.

Push back more than half of the enormous impact of the additional tariffs within one year.

We will surely overcome this difficult situation together as one, he said.