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Hyundai Motor reports 21% drop in Q2 operating profit, misses forecasts
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Hyundai Motor reports 21% drop in Q2 operating profit, misses forecasts

Hyundai Motor reported a 21% decline in Q2 operating profit to 2.9 trillion won ($1.98 billion), missing analyst forecasts of 3.2 trillion won. The downturn was attributed to lower vehicle sales, production issues, and increased costs, including a weaker won currency. Revenue rose slightly to 49.2 trillion won year-on-year. Despite the earnings miss, Hyundai shares rose 2% following the report. The company warned of ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and intensified industry competition, reflecting broader challenges faced by automakers due to rising input costs and supply chain disruptions.

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Hyundai Motor reports 21% drop in Q2 operating profit, misses forecasts

Hyundai Motor reported a 21% decline in Q2 operating profit to 2.9 trillion won ($1.98 billion), missing analyst forecasts of 3.2 trillion won. The downturn was attributed to lower vehicle sales, production issues, and increased costs, including a weaker won currency. Revenue rose slightly to 49.2 trillion won year-on-year. Despite the earnings miss, Hyundai shares rose 2% following the report. The company warned of ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and intensified industry competition, reflecting broader challenges faced by automakers due to rising input costs and supply chain disruptions.

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