Ford

Ford raised its 2026 earnings guidance Tuesday after second-quarter adjusted profit exceeded expectations, supported by operational improvements, resilient vehicle pricing and a profitable product mix. 42 per share, above estimates. 3 billion. 5 billion. The company also raised its adjusted free cash flow outlook to $6 billion to $7 billion from $5 billion to $6 billion. 2 billion in charges related to its pullback from some electric vehicle investments. 6 billion linked to the restructuring of its BlueOval SK battery joint venture and $500 million related to a canceled electric vehicle program.

5 billion. The automaker also said the recovery in F-Series pickup production remained on track following disruptions caused by fires at aluminum supplier Novelis’ facility. Ford expects the production recovery to improve adjusted operating profit by around $1 billion in 2026, with most of the benefit expected in the second half. The company maintained its target of reducing material and warranty costs by approximately $1 billion.