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Honda Motor Co. has reported its first annual net loss since the company's 1957 stock listing, a historic setback driven by plunging sales, supply chain disruptions, and rising costs tied to a push into electric vehicles. Analysts cite the pandemic and a shift to EVs as key factors. Shares fell sharply on the news.
Honda Motor Co. posted a net loss of 423.94 billion yen ($2.7 billion) for fiscal 2025, its first full-year net loss since going public in 1957. The company aims to return to profit in fiscal 2026 through cost cuts and production optimization.
Honda posted a net loss of 423.94 billion yen ($2.8 billion) for fiscal 2025, its worst in years, due to high costs, supply chain issues, and falling demand. The automaker plans a broad restructuring including cost cuts and strategic focus.
Nissan Motors reported a net loss of 533.10 billion yen ($3.7 billion) for fiscal 2025, its worst performance since the COVID-19 pandemic. The loss is driven by falling sales, rising costs, and supply chain issues, with analysts pointing to competition from Chinese automakers and a slow EV transition.
