
Ford faces a $600 million pension hit in Q4 results
Ford will record a pretax $600 million charge in Q4 from remeasurement of its pension and other postretirement benefits, split between U.S. and international plans; after tax, net income falls about $500 million, but adjusted results and cash are unaffected and 2026 pension contributions remain unchanged. The charge adds to roughly $19.5 billion in other special items tied to a restructuring and EV pullback Ford disclosed last month. Ford will report Q4 results after the market closes on Feb. 10.







