TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ director Fujisawa Kumi reported an acquisition of shares through a compensation-related grant. A trust for the director’s benefit received 33 shares of common stock at a price of $19.22 per share under a share-based compensation program, bringing the indirect holdings reported to 342 shares after the transaction.
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ senior fellow Masashi Asakura reported an acquisition of company stock through a compensation-related grant. On May 25, 2026, a trust "By Trust" for his benefit received 67 shares of Common Stock at $19.22 per share, described as a grant, award, or other acquisition under a share-based compensation program.
After this transaction, the trust held 1,910 shares indirectly for Asakura, while a separate entry shows he directly held 78,000 shares of Common Stock as of the same date. The footnotes state the purchase price was originally in Japanese yen and converted into U.S. dollars using an exchange rate of Japanese yen 1.00 = U.S. dollar 0.00629.
Toyota Motor Corporation plans a simplified absorption-type company split to transfer its logistics optimization system business "OneStream" into its wholly owned subsidiary OneStream Co., Ltd. The business, which generated estimated revenue of 284 million yen for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, covers development and operation of the system and related services.
As consideration, OneStream will issue 2,005 common shares and 8,665 Class A preferred shares to Toyota. The split is effective on June 29, 2026 and is expected to have an immaterial impact on Toyota’s consolidated financial results, with no change to Toyota’s capital stock.
Toyota Motor Corp. filed a Form 13F reporting institutional holdings totaling $2,440,647,780. The filing lists 5 reported positions in the information table and names 3 other included managers: Toyota A.I. Ventures Advisors, Toyota Research Institute and Toyota Motor North America.
Toyota Motor Corporation is convening its 122nd Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting to approve six directors and formalize a new leadership structure centered on product- and region-focused management and its transformation into a mobility company. The materials highlight FY2026 (April 2025–March 2026) consolidated results, with sales revenues of 50,684,952 million yen and net income attributable to Toyota of 3,848,098 million yen under IFRS. Operating income was 3,766,216 million yen, and basic earnings per share came to 295.25 yen. Toyota reports consolidated capital expenditures of 2,390.6 billion yen and R&D spending of 1,522.8 billion yen, alongside interest-bearing debt of 43,205.4 billion yen. The company outlines a shareholder-return policy targeting stable, rising dividends, with a 95-yen dividend, and significant share repurchases totaling 3,656.8 billion yen, largely tied to a tender offer to take Toyota Industries Corporation private. Governance updates include re-election of Akio Toyoda as chairman, appointment of Kenta Kon as president and CEO, and continued use of an Executive Appointment Meeting, where independent outside directors form a majority, to oversee nominations and compensation.
Toyota Motor Corporation reported FY2026 results with higher sales but lower profit and a weaker outlook for FY2027. Sales revenues rose to ¥50,684.9 billion, up 5.5%, while operating income fell to ¥3,766.2 billion, a drop of 21.5%, and net income attributable to Toyota declined 19.2% to ¥3,848.0 billion.
Earnings were hit by higher expenses and a negative impact of U.S. tariffs of ¥1,380.0 billion, partly offset by marketing gains and volume growth. Cash flow from operating activities strengthened to ¥5,472.9 billion, lifting year-end cash and cash equivalents to ¥12,659.6 billion. Despite lower profits, the annual dividend increased from ¥90.00 to ¥95.00 per share, with a FY2027 forecast of ¥100.00 per share.
For FY2027, Toyota forecasts flat sales revenues of ¥51,000.0 billion but expects operating income to fall further to ¥3,000.0 billion and net income attributable to Toyota to decline to ¥3,000.0 billion, reflecting additional cost pressures and regional headwinds.
Toyota Motor Corporation has completed a large tender offer repurchase of its own shares and set the schedule to retire a substantial portion of treasury stock. The company bought back 1,192,330,962 common shares through a tender offer at 3,067 yen per share, for a total of 3,656,879,060,454 yen, between March 31 and April 27, 2026. Because acceptances exceeded the planned size, allocations were made using a pro rata method. As a separate step, Toyota plans to retire 1,200,000,000 shares of common stock on June 30, 2026, equal to 7.60% of the issued shares before retirement. As of March 31, 2026, the company reported 13,033,931,974 issued shares excluding treasury shares and 2,761,055,486 treasury shares.
Toyota Motor Corp. operating officer Tatsuro Ueda reported a small share-based compensation award. On April 24, 2026, a trust for his benefit acquired 85 shares of Toyota common stock at $19.61 per share under a share-based compensation program.
The filing also shows 21,000 Toyota common shares held directly after the transactions and 31,843 shares held indirectly through the trust. The reported dollar price was converted from Japanese yen using a foreign currency exchange rate of Japanese yen 1.00 = U.S. dollar 0.00627 as of April 24, 2026.
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP Executive Fellow Tomoyama Shigeki reported a small share acquisition through a trust. On April 24, 2026, an indirect holding of 14 shares of common stock was acquired at $19.61 per share, classified as a grant or award and held "By Trust."
These trust-held shares are part of a share-based compensation program benefiting the reporting person. Following this transaction, Tomoyama directly holds 80,500 shares and indirectly holds 3,191 shares of common stock. The purchase price was originally in Japanese yen and converted to U.S. dollars using an exchange rate of Japanese Yen 1.00 = U.S. dollar 0.00627 as of April 24, 2026.
Toyota Motor Corp director Masahiko Oshima reported an acquisition of common stock through a trust on April 24, 2026. The trust received 71 shares at a reference price of $19.61 per share, bringing indirect holdings held by the trust to 2,983 shares under a share-based compensation program. The transaction is classified as a grant or award rather than an open-market purchase, and the price was translated from Japanese yen using an exchange rate of Japanese Yen 1.00 to U.S. dollar 0.00627.