Mazda
Mazda designs and builds cars and SUVs, mostly in its Hiroshima and Hofu plants in Japan, and sells them under the Mazda brand in more than 130 markets, led by North America.
Most of its cars are built in Japan and shipped abroad.
That export model is why U.S. tariffs cost Mazda ¥154.9B of operating income in FY2026.
How big is Mazda?
Mostly vehicles.
- Vehicles85%¥4.19T
- Parts8%¥411.3B
- Knock-down parts for overseas assembly0%¥11.8B
- Other6%¥304.0B
How the business works.
- 1Shared building-block platforms
- 2Mixed-model Japanese lines
- 3Toyota hybrids, Changan EVs
A small carmaker covers petrol, hybrid and electric cars without paying for each technology alone.
- The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account)17.67%
- Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account)5.73%
- Toyota Motor Corporation5.06%
CEO: Masahiro Moro
Every number on this page comes from Mazda's own reports.
- Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 (Japanese GAAP) ↗
- FY March 2026 Financial Results Presentation ↗
- FY March 2026 Annual Securities Report (English translation, 160th fiscal year) ↗
- Consolidated Financial Results for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2027 ↗
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