• Goodyear swung to a net loss of USD 249 million, or USD 0.86 per share, on net sales of USD 3.9 billion.
• Adjusted net loss widened to USD 112 million, or USD 0.39 per share.
• Segment operating income fell to USD 95 million, including a USD 46 million benefit from a tariff adjustment tied to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision.
• Tire unit volumes dropped to 34 million, with Americas net sales down 17.5% to USD 2.1 billion.
• CEO Mark Stewart flagged weak consumer industry demand across most key geographies, citing added pressure from higher raw material costs linked to the Middle East conflict.

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