Yoma Holdings expects higher profit of motor business in H1 2026

Yoma Motors expects sales of Hino trucks, passenger vehicles to increase revenue from $3m to $9m.

Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd., which posted a $300,0000 loss before tax in its motor business in H1 2025, expected higher sales to drive profit before tax to reach $800,000 in H1 2026.

Yoma Motors’ overall revenue rose by 122.7% YoY to US$7.1m ($9.2m), as sales of heavy equipment and passenger vehicles went up, it said in its H1 2026 earnings results.

Revenue from heavy equipment increased by 56.5%, supported stock availability and delivery of backlogged orders for Hino trucks, it said.

Revenue from passenger vehicles increased to US$2.4m ($3.1m) as vehicle sales resumed and the firm’s restocking of some inventory.

The firm also expects core EBITDA and profit before income tax to be driven by higher revenue and associated margins, it said.

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