Akio Toyoda, Pres.
Masamoto Maekawa, Head-Japan Sales
Satoshi Ozawa, Exec. VP-Human Resources
Shinzo Kobuki, Sr. Managing Dir.-R&D
Shinichi Sasaki, Exec. VP-IT
Takeshi Shirane, Head-Strategic Prod. Planning
Takahiro Iwase, Exec. VP-Prod. Eng. & Planning
Takahiro Iwase, Exec. VP-Mfg.
Satoshi Ozawa, Exec. VP-Gen. Admin.
Mamuro Furuhashi, Sr. Managing Dir- Tokyo Secretarial Div.
Mitsuhisa Kato, Exec. VP-Customer Service Oper.
Shinichi Sasaki, Exec. VP-Bus. Dev.
Mamoru Furuhashi, CEO-Gov't & Public Affairs
Satoshi Ozawa, Exec. VP-Acct.
Yoshimi Inaba, CEO-North America Oper.
Akira Okabe, Sr. Managing Dir.-Asia & Oceania Oper.
Akira Sasaki, Managing Dir.-China Oper.
Tadashi Yamashina, Sr. Managing Dir.-Tech. Admin. Group
Fujio Cho, Chmn.
Satoshi Ozawa, Exec VP-European Oper.
Shinichi Sasaki, Exec. VP-Purchasing
Phone:
81-565-28-2121
Fax:
81-565-23-5800
Toll-Free:
Address:
1 Toyota-Cho, Toyota City
Aichi, 471-8571 Japan
GROWTH PLANS/SPECIAL FEATURES
Toyota Motor Corporation designs, manufactures, assembles and sells passenger cars, minivans, commercial vehicles and related parts and accessories in 170 countries under the Toyota, Lexus, Daihatsu and Hino brands. The firm operates in three segments: automotive, financial and other. Its primary automotive markets are Japan, which generates approximately 29.9% of its sales; North America, which generates 29%; Europe, 11.9%; and Asia, 13.5%. Other markets account for the remaining 15.7% of its automotive sales. Toyota produces both conventional engine vehicles and hybrid vehicles, with automobile types including subcompact and compact cars; mini-vehicles; mid-size, luxury, sports and specialty cars; recreational and sport-utility vehicles; pickup trucks; minivans; and buses. Subsidiary Daihatsu Motor Co. produces and sells mini-vehicles and compact cars. Another subsidiary, Hino Motors, produces and sells commercial vehicles such as trucks and buses. Toyota produces automobiles and related components through over 50 manufacturing companies in 26 countries. Over 62% of the firm’s vehicles sold in North America are produced in North America, and 59% of its vehicles sold in Europe are produced in Europe. The company offers financial services in 33 countries through subsidiary Toyota Financial Services Corporation; in the U.S. through subsidiary Toyota Motor Credit Corporation; and in 32 additional countries through various subsidiaries. Approximately 54% of Toyota’s unit sales in the U.S. included a financing or lease arrangement with Toyota. Following months of recalls on various models for serious safety issues, Toyota recently established the TMC Special Committee for Global Quality, which aims to prevent future lapses in overall product quality. In mid 2010, Toyota and Tesla agreed to develop an electric version of Toyota’s RAV4 sport utility vehicle.
FINANCIALS: Sales and profits are in thousands of dollars-add 000 to get the full
amount. Yr. 2010 note: Fiscal 2010 results were not available for all companies
at press time.
- 2010 Sales: $231,067,000
- 2009 Sales: $250,315,000
- 2008 Sales: $262,394,000
- 2007 Sales: $185,752,000
- 2006 Sales: $179,083,000
- 2010 Profits: $2,553,880
- 2009 Profits: ($5,327,530)
- 2008 Profits: $17,146,000
- 2007 Profits: $13,927,000
- 2006 Profits: $11,681,000
Stock Ticker:
Employees: 317734
Fiscal Year Ends: 3/31