Mitsubishi Motor Corp
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The brief
Mitsubishi Motors develops, manufactures, and sells passenger vehicles including electric vehicles (EVs), plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), SUVs, pickup trucks, MPVs, minicars, and traditional cars under the Mitsubishi brand [Company Overview]. The company operates in Japan, Europe, North America, Oceania, and across Asia, and also has a financial services business [Company Overview].
Mitsubishi Motors is a Japanese automaker producing EVs, PHEVs, SUVs, pickup trucks, and passenger vehicles sold globally [Company Overview]. The company reported full-year 2026 sales of ¥2.9 trillion but net income of only ¥10 billion, reflecting pressure from US import tariffs [Simply Wall St]. The stock has fallen 28% over 90 days and 19% over one year, though it rebounded 7-8% in the week following the latest earnings [Simply Wall St].
Mitsubishi Motors shows weak profitability and negative free cash flow despite revenue growth, raising sustainability concerns.
Sentinellis health
5.8/10
Moderate concerns
Market capitalisation
JPY 462.1B
Revenue (TTM)
JPY 2.9T
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- Macro2026-05-12
A Look At Mitsubishi Motors (TSE:7211) Valuation After Earnings Hit From US Tariffs And Forecast Recovery
Simply Wall St
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US import tariffs have materially pressured profitability, contributing to the razor-thin 0.3% net margin [Simply Wall St] [Yahoo Finance].
Risks
5
Opportunities
5
Red flags
3
Leadership
10
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