TOKYO: Mazda Motor Corp saw a drop of around 70% in its first-quarter operating profit, as the Japanese automaker continues to struggle in the United States, its biggest market, the Nikkei business daily reported on Wednesday.
Japan's No. 5 automaker is planning to report an operating profit of around 10 billion yen ($92.11 million) for the April-June quarter, the Nikkei said, down from 33.1 billion yen a year ago and lower than forecasts for 18.5 billion yen from analysts polled by Refinitiv.
Mazda is due to announce its first-quarter earnings on Thursday.
Such an operating profit would mark Mazda's weakest first-quarter performance since the June 2012 quarter.
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