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Mitsubishi’s core performance recovered in Q3, promoting a guidance elevation, but tariffs continue to inhibit stronger growth. By Will Girling
After a difficult first half to financial year 2025/26, Mitsubishi managed to claw its way back to positive top-line growth and an operating profit of JP¥14.3bn (US$92.4m) in Q3. It could have been even better: two persistent issues relented (volume & mix and forex), but US tariffs remain a problem, though a diminishing one.
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