Mitsubishi Motors Co.

For the quarter ending in June, Mitsubishi Motors reported EPS of $1.05 (consensus $4.09) and revenue of ¥619.86 billion (consensus ¥681.62 billion), with both metrics clearly missing analyst expectations. Operating profit rose 80% to ¥10.1 billion, while global sales fell 8% to 179,000 units. The stock fell 2.82% after hours; management reaffirmed the full-year forecast and points to new models like the new Pajero and margin improvements as supporting pillars. » More on de.investing.com

Mitsubishi Motors has signed a letter of intent with startup Highlanders to introduce humanoid robots in its plants for tasks such as parts transport and engine assembly. From 2027, production of the robots is to begin in unused buildings at the Kyoto plant, with a targeted capacity of 1,000 units per month. The company has already invested in Highlanders and is considering increasing its stake and a possible external sale of the robots. The collaboration aims to address labor shortages, modernize production sites and build more flexible manufacturing systems. » More on de.investing.com

Mitsubishi Motors reported Q4 2025 EPS of 10.83 Yen versus a forecast of 14.71 Yen (‑26.38%), while revenue of 920 billion Yen beat the expected 847.41 billion Yen by 8.57%. Operating profit fell 46% year‑on‑year to 75.5 billion Yen, and net income was 10 billion Yen. After‑hours the stock rose 6.13%, supported by the stronger revenue and the outlook. For fiscal 2026 the company is targeting an operating profit of 90 billion Yen and plans market expansion and strategic model launches such as Destinator and new HEV models. » More on de.investing.com