SHIBUIMARKETS COMPANY PROFILE
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP (NYSE:TM)
INDUSTRY: Motor Vehicles and Passenger Car Bodies
COUNTRY: Japan
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CEO: JAMES E PRESS
PHONE: (81)565 28 2121
FAX: (81)565 23 5800
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY | | 2005
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| Net Sales | | 18,551,526,000 | | | 21,036,909,000 | | | 23,948,091,000 | | | EBITDA | | 2,669,900,000 | | | 3,089,520,000 | | | 3,621,277,000 | | | EBIT | | 1,672,187,000 | | | 1,878,342,000 | | | 2,238,683,000 | | | Net Profit | | 1,171,260,000 | | | 1,372,180,000 | | | 1,644,032,000 | | |
| Ordinary Dividend | | -212,772,000 | | | -292,141,000 | | | -384,666,000 | | | Long Term Invest. | | 4,323,865,000 | | | 5,305,986,000 | | | 5,984,771,000 | | | Fixed Assets | | 5,795,594,000 | | | 7,066,628,000 | | | 8,060,519,000 | | | Current Liabilities | | 8,227,206,000 | | | 10,028,735,000 | | | 11,767,170,000 | | | Long Term Debt | | 4,943,645,000 | | | 5,582,149,000 | | | 6,212,699,000 | | | Provisions | | 646,989,000 | | | 679,918,000 | | | 640,586,000 | | | Minorities | | 504,929,000 | | | 589,580,000 | | | 628,244,000 | | | Total Shareholder Eq | | 9,044,950,000 | | | 10,560,449,000 | | | 11,836,092,000 | | | Stocks/Inv. | | 1,306,709,000 | | | 1,620,975,000 | | | 1,803,956,000 | | | Cash | | 1,547,362,000 | | | 1,619,736,000 | | | 1,927,088,000 | | | KEY RATIOS |
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| Net Profit Margin | | 6.31 | % | | 6.52 | % | | 6.86 | % | | Cur. Ratio | | 1.1500 | | | 1.0700 | | | 1.0000 | | | Debt/Capital | | 0.3500 | | | 0.3600 | | | 0.3700 | |
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Sep-09-03
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| kamakura: Toyota has new Lexus that will help sales in US. |
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Sep-08-03
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| China Report: http://sify.com/finance/fullstory.p... Industrialist Vikram Kirloskar said that he would begin negotiations with the Japanese auto-maker Toyota in March next to increase his stake in their joint venture Toyota Kirloskar Motor from one per cent to 11 per cent. |
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Aug-05-03
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| martin707: TOKYO -- Toyota Motor Corp. Tuesday posted a 9.7% drop in net profit for its fiscal first quarter as model changes at its North American plants and currency fluctuations cut into earnings. http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,SB... |
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Jul-10-03
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| Maradona: Good cars and good money. The best car company in the world. No, I do NOT work for toyota and I don't own any shares (yet). |
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Jul-09-03
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| martin707: JD Powers vehicle reliability study shows Toyota on top. German carmakers falling in the rankings. Need I say more? |
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Jun-23-03
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| martin707: IMHO Toyota will be the leading car company in the world in the next decade (or two). |
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Jun-23-03
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| martin707: "Global auto production at Toyota, Japan's biggest auto maker, edged up 3.8% in May to 491,166. Domestic production fell 3.6% but surged 14.7% outside the country." http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,SB... |
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Jun-01-03
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| ToTo: "I am thinking of buying a Toyota!!" Good for you! I lean more towards a Lexus myself. |
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May-30-03
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| martin707: I am thinking of buying a Toyota!! |
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May-29-03
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| martin707: http://www.toyota.com/about/shareho... |
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May-29-03
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| martin707: Tokyo - TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) today announced record consolidated and unconsolidated operating results for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2003. On a consolidated basis, net sales for the twelve months ended March 31, 2003, increased 6.3 percent year-over-year to 16.05 trillion yen. Operating income reached a new high at 1.36 trillion yen, an increase of 21.4 percent over the previous year, while ordinary income rose by 27.0 percent to 1.41 trillion yen. Net income climbed 53.4 percent, to 944.6 billion yen. Earnings per share for the year was 272.75 yen, an increase of 102.06 yen over the fiscal year ended March 31, 2002. All of these figures marked record highs for the third consecutive term. Unconsolidated net sales and income for the fiscal year also increased, with net sales reaching 8.73 trillion yen, an increase of 5.5 percent versus last year. Operating income increased fifteen percent to 861.3 billion yen, while ordinary income was 892.6 billion yen, up 16.1 percent. Net income totaled 634.0 billion yen, up 34.8 percent. TMC also announced a second-half cash dividend for the six months ended March 31, 2003, up five yen to twenty yen per share. Total dividend payout for the full year was thirty-six yen per share. Commenting on the results, TMC President Fujio Cho said, "We achieved our best-ever results by creating products that respond to the needs of our customers around the world and strengthening our global sales organization. Our substantial increase in sales volume during the 2003 fiscal year, in which we surpassed six million units for the first time, was a major contributor to our record performance. Cost reductions, achieved together with our affiliates, also contributed, along with stable currency exchange rates and relatively strong overseas markets." TMC's Japanese market share (excluding minivehicles) for the twelve months ended March 31, 2003 was 42.3@percent. Despite the sluggish domestic market, Toyota achieved higher sales than last year due to new vehicle introductions including the ist, Alphard and WISH. The effects of sales promotion measures in the second half of the year also contributed to the strong performance. Sales in North America reached 1.98 million vehicles, an increase of 202 thousand vehicles, due to the strong popularity of models including the Corolla, Highlander and ES300. In Europe, the Corolla and RAV4 continue to sell well, resulting in a year-over-year increase of forty-nine thousand vehicles*. TMC also announced its forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2004. Based on an exchange rate of 115 yen to the U.S. dollar and 125 yen to the euro, TMC forecasts unconsolidated net sales of 8.3 trillion yen, ordinary income of 670 billion yen and net income assumption of 440 billion yen due to the Japanese yen appreciation and other factors. However, if foreign exchange rates remain at the same level as the 2003 fiscal year, TMC hopes to approach last year's income level. TMC estimates that consolidated sales for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2004 will be 6.26 million vehicles under U.S. GAAP (6.40 million vehicles under Japan GAAP). *As previously announced, Toyota's FY 2002 results for Europe represented a fifteen-month fiscal term. For the purpose of comparison with FY 2003, those 15-month figures were multiplied by 12/15. |
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May-27-03
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| valueseeker: Honda's sales fell substantially. The economies of Japan, US and Europe (its main markets) are in decline. It is only normal that their sales would do so. It is surprising to see these news on Toyota. |
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May-27-03
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| ToTo: "TOKYO -- Domestic production slipped at three of Japan's big five auto makers last month, with Toyota Motor Corp. and Nissan Motor Co. bucking the trend, the companies said Tuesday. Toyota, the nation's biggest auto maker, Tuesday said output at its factories in Japan rose 6.2% to 274,235 vehicles in April compared to a year ago as exports rose for the first time in three months." WSJToyota is a great company, they have to be to make great cars. Can't have one without the other. |
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May-22-03
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| ToTo: Cool. Thanks v.s.!! |
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May-22-03
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| valueseeker: Try this for a partial list http://www.shibuimarkets.com/perl/s... |
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May-22-03
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| ToTo: Hey people, great website! I like the search engine accross countries. Anyone here interested in Eastern European equities? |
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May-21-03
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| valueseeker: LOL!!! |
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May-20-03
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| martin707: I have had it with German cars. The quality is jut not up to par. Maybe it was before but not anymore. Next car I get is Japanese. You just keep hearing the same thing everywhere... Japanese cars don't break. I wish I could say the same for my car... what other options are out there? American? I wish, US carmakers are only worried about SUVs, trucks and pickups. French? non-existent in the US. Italian? FIAT doesn't have a presence here, can't afford a Ferrari. in my humble opinion the Japanes car makers win by default. |
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May-19-03
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| investor: look at those sales grow!!
http://www.shibuimarkets.com/perl/c... |
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May-19-03
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| investor: there is a story in the FT today that they have opted for night shifts instead of opening a new plant in Europe. I applaud from my little soap box!! Great company and great cars. kudos! |
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