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Toyota Financial Report Brings Out Information Regarding The Financial Condition of Toyota
Toyota Financial Report Brings Out Information Regarding The Financial Condition of Toyota
In 2006, Toyota became the second largest automaker in the world. In 2007, Toyota projects to produce 9.4 million
vehicles and in 2008, it projects to sell 10.4 million automobiles.
The Toyota financial report depicted that in 2002 (year ended March 31), revenues from financial service operations
grew by 22.2%, while operating income grew by 42.4%, representing a satisfying increase in revenues and profit.
Toyota's net revenues for the fiscal year ended on 31st March, 2007 totaled 23.94 trillion yen, which is an increase of
13.8% in comparison to previous fiscal year. The operating income also increased 19.2% to 2.23 trillion yen. The net
income of Toyota increased by 19.8 percent.
Toyota announced a second-half cash dividend for the six months which ended on 31st March, 2007.
Cash from operating activities in 2007(period ended on 31st March,2007):Yen 3,238,173.0 million
Cash from operating activities in 2006(period ended on 31st March,2006):Yen 2,515,480.0 million
Cash from financing activities in 2007(period ended on 31st March,2007):Yen 881,768.0 million
Cash from financing activities in 2006(period ended on 31st March,2006):Yen 876,911.0 million
Income before tax in 2007 (period ended on 31st March,2007):Yen 2,382,516.0 million
Income before tax in 2006 (period ended on 31st March,2006):Yen 2,087,360.0 million
Income after tax in 2007 (period ended on 31st March,2007):Yen 1,484,204.0 million
Income after tax in 2006 (period ended on 31st March,2006):Yen 1,292,207.0 million