Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. reported a Q2 loss of 17 cents per share, missing analyst estimates, and attributed challenges to tariffs and global trade disruptions. The company highlighted increased pricing in the US and Canada, higher tariffs in Vietnam and Brazil, and expected headwinds from tariffs and inflation. CEO Mark Stewart and CFO Christina Zamarro emphasized that tariffs have overshadowed the company's cost-cutting and restructuring plans.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. reported a disappointing second quarter in 2025, with an adjusted loss per share of $0.17 and a 2% year-over-year revenue decline. The company’s stock fell 16.86% to $8.62 following the earnings announcement, reflecting concerns over performance and challenges in the commercial truck sector.

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The article reviews key developments in the global rubber and tire industry, including capacity expansions, M&A activities, market trends, and share price movements. It highlights projects like Dynasol's SSBR expansion, CNPC's new production capacity, and Sailun's acquisition of Bridgestone's plant. It also covers partnerships (e.g., Sumitomo-Rubber and NEC), sustainable initiatives (IKEA's rubber sourcing), and market data (natural rubber futures, share price trends).