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Toyota Motor Corporation executive vice president Yoichi Miyazaki filed an initial ownership report showing his existing common stock holdings. He directly holds 318,800 Toyota shares and has an additional 8,993 shares held indirectly in a trust established under a share-based compensation program for his benefit. This Form 3 does not report any new purchases or sales, only the baseline ownership position as he becomes a reporting insider.
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP Operating Officer Kon Kenta has filed an initial beneficial ownership report, showing his equity stake in the company’s common stock. The filing lists 40,300 shares held directly and 33,632 shares held indirectly through a trust.
The trust-held shares are described as being held for his benefit under a share-based compensation program. This Form 3 does not report any recent stock purchases or sales, but instead establishes Kenta’s existing ownership position as an executive.
Toyota Motor Corp executive fellow Mitsuru Kawai has filed an initial ownership report showing his equity stake in the company. He holds 70,000 shares of Toyota common stock directly, and an additional 23,072 shares are held in trust for his benefit under a share-based compensation program.
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ Operating Officer Takahiro Imura has filed an initial ownership report showing his current equity stake in the company. The filing lists 6,900 shares of common stock held directly and 8,075 shares held indirectly in a trust under a share-based compensation program.
Toyota Motor Corp Operating Officer Simon David Humphries has filed an initial Form 3, reporting his beneficial ownership position in the company’s common stock. The filing shows direct ownership of 69,426 shares of common stock, establishing a baseline of his equity stake as an officer. This Form 3 is a disclosure of existing holdings rather than a record of new share purchases or sales.
Toyota Motor Corp Senior Fellow Masashi Asakura has filed an initial ownership report showing his shareholdings in Toyota common stock. The filing lists 78,000 shares held directly and an additional 1,719 shares held indirectly by a trust. The trust holdings are part of a share-based compensation program established for his benefit, indicating that a portion of his equity interest is structured through this compensation-related trust arrangement rather than held in his own name.
Toyota Motor Corporation is updating the terms and timing of its planned tender offer for its own shares, which forms part of a broader set of transactions involving Toyota Industries Corporation. The company plans to repurchase up to 4,341,277,243,820 yen of its shares through a tender offer priced at a 10% discount to the lower of a recent closing price or one‑month average, capped at 3,641 yen per share.
The tender offer for Toyota’s own shares is now intended to start around late‑March 2026, after completion and settlement of the tender offer for Toyota Industries. Toyota Industries’ tender offer price has been raised from 18,800 yen to 20,600 yen per share, and the per‑share price in a related Toyota Industries share repurchase has been increased from 15,491 yen to 16,972 yen.
Toyota will fund its own-share tender entirely from internal cash. As of December 31, 2025, consolidated cash and cash equivalents were 7,918,907 million yen, and are projected to be 3,577,612 million yen after allocating 4,341,295 million yen for the tender, with management stating that overall financial health and liquidity remain adequate. An Advisory Committee and external valuation advisors confirmed that the revised prices for the Toyota Industries tender and share repurchase, and the preferred share terms, remain fair and appropriate, and Toyota has executed a further amendment to its master agreement with Toyota Fudosan and related parties to reflect these changes.
Toyota Motor Corporation is reshaping its top leadership and board structure. Effective April 1, Kenta Kon will move from Chief Financial Officer to President and Chief Executive Officer, while current President and CEO Koji Sato will become Vice Chairman and Chief Industry Officer.
The company is also promoting Takefumi Shiga from Production Group Deputy Chief Officer to Operating Officer and Chief Production Officer, and appointing Yoichi Miyazaki as Executive Vice President, Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. After the 122nd Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting in June 2026, Akio Toyoda will remain Chairman, with Kon, Hiroki Nakajima and Miyazaki joining as representative directors, and the existing four Audit and Supervisory Committee Members continuing in their roles.
Toyota Motor Corporation outlines details of its shareholder benefit program for holders of common stock as of the record date of March 31, 2026. Eligible shareholders must hold 100 or more shares on that date.
The program grants TOYOTA Wallet credits that vary by both shareholding size and continuous holding period. Shareholders with 1,000 shares or more held for 5 years or more receive a credit equivalent to JPY30,000. Those with 100 shares or more receive credits of JPY3,000 for 3 years or more, JPY1,000 for 1 to less than 3 years, and JPY500 for less than 1 year.
Long-term holders of 1,000 or more shares for 5 years or more may choose TOYOTA merchandise assortments or upcycled items instead of the JPY30,000 credit, with limited quantities allocated and some benefits awarded by lottery. Selected shareholders can also receive race tickets or TOYOTA UPCYCLE items. Distribution of items chosen in lieu of TOYOTA Wallet credit is planned for August or later, with detailed instructions to be sent with the annual shareholders meeting notice in late May.
Toyota Motor Corp filed a Form 13F reporting institutional holdings totaling $3,408,551,105. The filing lists 5 information-table entries and names 3 other included managers: Toyota A.I. Ventures Advisors, LLC; Toyota Research Institute, Inc.; and Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
The report is signed by Takanori Azuma, Chief Officer, Accounting Group, and dated 02-13-2026.