Hino Motors is divesting five subsidiaries to Yatai Motor Co., Ltd. as part of a strategic reorganization to enhance competitiveness in the commercial vehicle market.
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Hino Motors, represented by ticker 7205, has decided to divest five of its automotive sales subsidiaries to Yatai Motor Co., Ltd., based in Taipei, Taiwan. This strategic move comes as Hino seeks to enhance its competitiveness in the rapidly evolving commercial vehicle market. The subsidiaries involved in this transaction include Hino Motors East Hokkaido, Hokkaido Hino Motors, Miyagi Hino Motors, Fukushima Hino Motors, and South Kanto Hino Motors.
The five subsidiaries collectively reported significant revenues and profitability for the fiscal year ending March 2025: Hino Motors East Hokkaido with ¥9.76 billion in revenue and ¥500 million in operating profit; Hokkaido Hino Motors with ¥34.1 billion in revenue and ¥1.85 billion in operating profit; Miyagi Hino Motors at ¥16.3 billion in revenue and ¥630 million in operating profit; Fukushima Hino Motors at ¥12.4 billion in revenue and ¥339 million in operating profit; and South Kanto Hino Motors leading with ¥149.6 billion in revenue and ¥3.08 billion in operating profit.
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