Honda Motor May Report a 67% Rise in Quarterly Net Profit
Analysts polled by Quick expect Honda Motor's net profit to climb 67% in the July-September quarter. The company reports on Tuesday, per Earnings Preview.
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what happened
Honda Motor is set to release its second-quarter results on Tuesday. A Quick poll of analysts expects net profit for the three months to September to rise 67% to 192.25 billion yen, about $1.21 billion. The company earned 115.16 billion yen a year earlier. Revenue is forecast to have grown 11% to 5.850 trillion yen.
For the fiscal year ending March 2027, Honda has projected revenue up 11% to 24.150 trillion yen and net profit of 400 billion yen, after a net loss the year before. Investors will watch whether management changes that annual guidance.
Motorcycle operating profit in the first quarter rose 24% to 233.96 billion yen, helped by sales in India and Brazil. Honda also plans to improve its hybrid lineup and will end production of the Prologue, the only EV it sells in the U.S., this year.
why it matters
Honda shares are up 23% so far this year, driven by hopes of recovering from electric vehicle losses and strength in motorcycles. The results and any guidance changes will test those expectations, while updates on hybrids matter for the car business.
market impact
Honda shares: results and any guidance change will drive the stock
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- Honda Motor's Second-Quarter Net Profit Likely Climbed — Earnings Preview, 9 November 2026 at 08:51 UTC
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