• Subaru CFO Shinsuke Toda retained fiscal 2027's 150 billion yen operating profit forecast at the November 10, 2026, first-half results presentation.
• First-half operating profit reached 116 billion yen, including a 57 billion yen boost from currency movements, deferred expenses and lower warranty costs.
• Toda warned that higher raw material costs and deteriorating market conditions would have a greater impact in the second half.
• Second-half consolidated sales are projected at 496,000 vehicles, up 52,000 from the first half, supported by mixed-model production at Yajima.
• Share repurchases reached approximately 67 billion yen as of October 31, 2026, against a planned maximum of 150 billion yen.

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