Suzuki, revenues +5.4% to 24.4 billion euro in Q3 2025

Suzuki announced financial results for the third quarter of the 2025 financial year (October-December), which ended with revenues of ¥4,516.6bn (€24.4bn, +5.4%) and operating profit up 10.6% (29.2% in 2024) to ¥429.1bn (€2.3bn). Although revenue increased, operating profit declined for the first time in five periods, due to the appreciation of the yen and higher commodity prices. The risk of constraints in semiconductor supply, which has continued since October 2025, remains. However, thanks to the collabo- ration of business partners and the efforts of the procurement department, Suzuki is switching to alternative products, thus far minimising the impact on production. In India, demand has increased due to the revised GST (Goods and Services Tax) and Suzuki has responded flexibly in production, logistics and sales, and we believe we have been able to meet the expanding demand. As for the full-year forecast, Suzuki revised its exchange rate forecast and reflected efforts to control fixed costs, resulting in an upward revision of the previous forecast.

Suzuki now expects revenues of ¥6.2 trillion (€33.5 billion) and operating profit of ¥570 billion (€3.1 billion). Suzuki will continue to prioritise growth investments to realise our medium-term management plan and work to strengthen our profit base. The forecast for the financial year 2026, taking into account the results up to the third quarter and the current economic environment, has been revised upwards for earnings. The revenue forecast increased by 100 billion yen (540.2 million) to 6.2 trillion yen (33.5 billion) and the operating profit forecast increased by 70 billion yen (378.1 million) to 570 billion yen (3.1 billion).