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| Toyota presents a very positive half-year results. The Japanese manufacturer could therefore grow in all markets. (Toyota) |
Toyota reports for the first half of the current financial year a net profit of 548.2 billion yen (5.4 billion euros). The global vehicle sales were from 1 April to 30 September 2012 to 4.9 million vehicles, including all non-consolidated joint ventures. Consolidated sales amounted to 10.9 trillion yen (about 108 billion euros). That is 36 percent more than in the same period last year. Operating income increased by 726.3 billion yen (7.2 billion euros) to 693.7 billion yen (6.9 billion euros).
In all regions, Toyota recorded a paragraph growth. The highest growth rates reached the mark in North America and Japan. The increase in sales made up the bulk of the increase in sales and could compensate together with the cost-cutting measures for the negative effect of the strong yen.
Forecasts for the year have been adjusted
In Europe continued the Japanese carmaker from 412,000 vehicles that are more than 51,000 in the same period last year. The operating result improved by 13.9 billion yen (137.6 million euros) to 12 billion yen (118.8 million euros).
The forecast for the current fiscal year to fit the OEM light. The group expects a total revenue of 21.3 trillion yen (213 billion. Euros), 700 billion yen less than previously thought. In contrast, the forecast operating profit by 50 billion yen to 1.05 trillion yen was raised (10.5 billion euros). Also, the estimate of net income, the Japanese increased by 20 billion yen to 780 billion yen (7.8 billion euros).
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