• Toyota Boshoku posted first-quarter operating profit of JPY 15.8 billion, saying results were broadly in line with its internal plan despite weaker-than-expected performance in China and the Americas.
• Excluding one-time factors, it estimated underlying operating profit at about JPY 18.0 billion, citing Middle East-related market price impacts and a roughly JPY 1.0 billion retroactive price adjustment tied to prior fiscal years.
• The group cut its full-year operating profit forecast to JPY 76.0 billion from JPY 80.0 billion after lowering planned seat production volumes in China by about 150,000 units.
• In the Americas, it lowered its second-half North America outlook by JPY 1.0 billion as efficiency at the new TBWK plant lagged targets and tariff-cost recovery risks persisted, while it expects the RAV4 to begin contributing meaningfully from the second half.

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