Toyota Motor Credit renews Euro Medium Term Note Programme

Toyota Motor Credit has officially renewed its Euro Medium Term Note Programme, allowing the company the capacity to issue medium-term notes totaling up to €2.5 billion. This development, announced on September 12, 2025, presents Toyota with an advantageous structure to efficiently raise capital through various note issuances over time. The notes, offering maturities of up to 10 years, can be utilized for a multitude of general corporate purposes, such as facilitating the financing needs of the company’s automotive section and financial services segment.

This renewal coincides with significant shifts in Toyota Motor Corporation’s ownership landscape, with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. elevating its stake in Toyota Motor by 7.8% during the initial quarter. This increase resulted in the acquisition of approximately 1.12 million shares valued at $198.48 million. Other institutional investors, including Private Trust Co. NA and Wood Tarver Financial Group LLC, also realigned their positions within Toyota Motor during the same period.

Moreover, Representative Lisa C. McClain recently engaged in stock transactions involving Toyota Motor Corporation, buying shares ranging between $1,001 and $15,000 on August 13, 2025. These transactions took place in the Representative’s “CHARLES SCHWAB BROKERAGE ACCOUNT 924” account.

The extension of the Euro Medium Term Note Programme is anticipated to furnish Toyota Motor Credit with a dependable funding source for its diverse business undertakings, assisting the company in advancing its growth and expansion strategies. However, it is important to note that the programme is subject to specific geographical limitations and will not be accessible or sold within the United States without proper registration under the US Securities Act of 1933 or an appropriate exemption from those requirements.