Although Takata sells airbags and inflators to several automakers, Honda is the supplier’s biggest customer and has been hit hardest during the recall.
The Japanese automaker has set aside an additional $2.45 billion to cover expenses related to the Takata recall.
That brings Honda’s total recall expenses to a little over $4 billion for its financial year that ended in March.
That also lowered the company’s net profit to less than $3.2 billion for last year, The New York Times reports.