Toyota Motor Corp. (TMC) reported first-half net loss attributable to the company of 56 billion yen, compared with a profit of 493.47 billion yen last year. Loss per share was 17.85 yen, versus a profit per share of 156.90 yen in the previous year.
Net loss for the period was 64.98 billion yen versus profit of 521.77 billion a year ago.
On a consolidated basis, net revenues reached 8.378 trillion yen, a decrease of 31.3% from 12.19 trillion yen in the same period last fiscal year.
Consolidated vehicle sales were 3.13 million units in the first-half, a decrease of 1.12 million units from last year.
In addition, Toyota announced an interim cash dividend of 20 yen per share for the first half of the fiscal year.
Looking ahead, Toyota revised its fiscal 2010 outlook. The company now expects consolidated vehicle sales of 7.03 million units, compared with prior guidance of 6.6 million units. Toyota also projects full-year consolidated net revenues of up to 18.0 trillion yen and a net loss of 200 billion yen. Earlier, the company expected net revenue of 16.80 trillion yen and a net loss of 450 billion yen.
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