Ford answers shareholder questions ahead of May 14 virtual annual meeting

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  • Ford published shareholder Q&A ahead of its May 14, 2026 virtual annual meeting, flagging a projected USD 1 billion tariff hit in 2026.
  • Tariffs treated as a lasting cost, not temporary; Q1 results included a one-time USD 1.3 billion IEEPA-related benefit tied to a February Supreme Court ruling.
  • Middle East war focus on staff safety; cited USD 43 billion liquidity as of March 31, 2026 to absorb potential supply-chain disruption.
  • Novelis aluminum-supply disruption from late 2025 fires still recovering; added Dearborn third shift, raised Kentucky line speed, secured alternative supply.
  • No plan to re-enter India vehicle sales; quality push targets another USD 1 billion in 2026 material and warranty cost improvements.


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