GM Pulls Profit Guidance, Citing ‘Significant’ Tariff Impact
- General Motors reported a net profit of $2.7 billion for Q1, down 6.6% from last year's $2.9 billion, due to various challenges, including tariffs that will prompt a revision of profit guidance for 2025.
- GM's equity income from China improved to a profit of $45 million this quarter compared to a $106 million loss last year, indicating improved business in that region.
- The Detroit automaker stated that production issues and a $300 million foreign exchange headwind affected its earnings, along with higher operational costs.
- CEO Mary Barra expressed gratitude for President Trump's support of the U.S. Automotive industry.
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