US EditionGM reports quarterly loss but boosts shareholder returns
GM posted a $3.3 billion Q4 loss mainly from $7.1 billion EV write-downs but increased dividends by 20% and authorized $6 billion in share buybacks, CEO Barra said.
- On Tuesday, General Motors reported a fourth-quarter loss of $3.3 billion and full-year earnings of $2.7 billion, down 55 percent year-over-year.
- EV-Related impairments and settlements led to a $7.1 billion hit mostly from write-downs on EV investments after policy enacted by President Donald Trump's administration, plus $3 billion in EV machinery and equipment write-offs.
- The board of directors approved a 20 percent dividend increase to $0.18 per share payable March 19 to holders of common stock and authorized $6 billion in share repurchases, sending shares up 8.6 percent shortly.
- The company said profit-sharing of $1,000 will go to more than 47,000 hourly U.S. workers for 2025, down from last year's record payouts.
- Looking to 2026, the company said it expects tariff costs of $3.0-$4.0 billion after $3.1 billion in 2025 and described 2026 as 'positioned to be stronger than 2025.
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US automaker: GM reports quarterly loss but boosts shareholder returns
General Motors Posts $3.3B Loss in Fourth Quarter
DETROIT – General Motors Co. on Tuesday reported a fourth quarter net loss of $3.3 billion, resulting from $7.2 billion in charges that the automaker said was largely attributed to the realignment of its electric vehicle business. GM previously had announced the charges, and the automaker’s earnings beat Wall Street expectations. GM said earlier that […] The post General Motors Posts $3.3B Loss in Fourth Quarter appeared first on Business Journ…
General Motors published its last results of the fourth quarter of 2025 on January 27, revealing a fall of 53.37 in its net profits after spending the 12 months of last year, going from 5 thousand 963 million dollars (mdd) in 2024 until stopping at 2 thousand 780 mdd. It was also observed that the net profits for GM shareholders worldwide were reduced by 55.10 percent comparing the closing of 2024 and 2025. YOU CAN INTEREST: The industry of Mexi…
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