Toyota CEO Sato-Details About Tariffs Are Still Fluid Amid Government Negotiations, Making It Hard To Predict What's Ahead
May 8 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp 7203.T:
TOYOTA CFO MIYAZAKI: FY2026 DIVIDEND FORECAST IS FOR 95 YEN, AN INCREASE OF 5 YEN FROM A YEAR AGO, THOUGH IT'S HARD TO FORECAST BUSINESS OUTLOOK DUE TO TARIFFS AND OTHER FACTORS
TOYOTA CEO SATO: WE WILL ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A 'TOYOTA-LIKE' SOFTWARE DEFINED INFRASTRUCTURE IN COOPERATION WITH OUR PARTNERS
TOYOTA CEO SATO: DETAILS ABOUT TARIFFS ARE STILL FLUID AMID GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATIONS, MAKING IT HARD TO PREDICT WHAT'S AHEAD
TOYOTA CFO MIYAZAKI: CURRENTLY DON'T HAVE AN IMMEDIATE PLAN TO OVERHAUL OUR DOMESTIC OPERATIONS
TOYOTA CEO SATO: OVER LONG-TERM, WE'LL CONTINUE TO PROGRESS WITH LOCAL PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT AND IN SHORT-TERM WE'LL WORK ON OPTIMISING OPERATIONS TO BEST MEET DEMAND
TOYOTA CEO SATO: WHETHER TARIFFS WILL BE PERMANENT OR WHAT WILL HAPPEN IS NOT SOMETHING WE CAN DECIDE, SO WE'LL CONTINUE TO RESPOND FLEXIBLY TO ANY SITUATION
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