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Sep 30
Goodyear Q3 2025 Earnings Report
Goodyear reported a significant Q3 net loss due to one-time charges, despite positive adjusted earnings and benefits from Goodyear Forward.
Key Takeaways
In Q3 2025, Goodyear posted a net loss of $2.2 billion largely due to a $1.4 billion deferred tax valuation allowance and $674 million goodwill impairment. However, adjusted net income was $82 million, and the Goodyear Forward initiative delivered $185 million in segment operating income benefits.
Goodyear reported a GAAP net loss of $2.2 billion due to non-cash charges.
Adjusted EPS was $0.28, reflecting positive underlying operations.
Tire unit volume for Q3 totaled 40 million, down year-over-year.
Segment operating income reached $287 million, supported by $185 million in Goodyear Forward benefits.
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Goodyear expects continued earnings acceleration in Q4 2025, supported by Goodyear Forward cost savings and completed asset divestitures.
Positive Outlook
- Goodyear Forward expected to reach $1.5B annual run-rate benefit by year-end.
- Completion of $580 million Chemical business sale adds cash and reduces debt.
- Original equipment tire unit volume increased in Americas and EMEA.
- Segment operating income supported by $185 million in cost savings.
- Strong performance despite industry-wide trade disruptions.
Challenges Ahead
- Massive non-cash goodwill and tax-related charges drove GAAP loss.
- Tire unit volumes declined across all regions.
- High inventory levels impacted replacement tire sales in the U.S.
- Segment operating income declined YoY despite cost actions.
- Asia Pacific sales impacted by OTR divestiture and volume pressure.