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Booming auto profits reinforce Japan's cautious shift to EVs | Daily Express Malaysia

TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp, Honda Motor Co and Nissan Motor Co all raised their operating profit forecasts for the current fiscal year on the back of strong sales, in what can be seen as a validation of their view that the shift to fully electric vehicles will take longer and require more patience by the industry.

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Booming Profits Bolster Japan Automakers' Cautious Shift to EVs

Booming Profits Bolster Japan Automakers' Cautious Shift to EVs
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Japan manufacturers' profits up 23% in April-June as carmakers grow

TOKYO (Kyodo) Listed Japanese manufacturers logged a 23.1 percent jump in their combined net profit for the first fiscal quarter that ended June, w

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Major Japanese firms expect FY2023 net profit to rise 4% to record high

Major Japanese companies are expected to see a 4.0 percent rise in combined net profit to 42.9 trillion yen this fiscal year, on course to log a record profit for the third consecutive year led by the auto sector, according to the latest tally by a securities house. The projected…

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Major Japan firms expect FY 2023 net profit to rise 4% to record high

Major Japanese companies are expected to see a 4.0 percent rise in combined net profit to 42.9 trillion yen ($307 billion) this fiscal year, on course to log a record profit for the third consecutive year led by the auto sector, according to the latest tally by a securities house.

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