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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

Nissan Releases 2026 Fiscal Year Earnings Report

Nissan Launches Re-shaping Plan, to Launch 13 New Models in 3 Years

Nissan Reports Significant Loss Reduction, Projects Profitability in Next Fiscal Year

Nissan CFO Indicates Mideast Conflict Impacted Operating Profit by 15 Billion Yen in First Half

Nissan CEO announces global business capacity utilization rate average of 80% by 2026

Nissan CFO Explains FY 2025/2026 Net Loss Reasons

Nissan Reports FY 2025/26 Full-Year Automotive Business Free Cash Flow of Negative 480.8 Billion Yen

Nissan Expects Annual Operating Profit of 200 Billion Yen

Nissan Announces FY2025/2026 Group Operating Profit

Nissan Announces Plan to Complete 9 New Sales and Service Centers in Taiwan Over the Next Two Years

Nissan Pauses EV Production Transformation Plan at U.S. Plant

Nissan Discusses Partial Closure of Barcelona Warehouse and Business Model Shift in Nordic Markets

Nissan Plans to Cut 900 Office Workers in Europe

Nissan to merge production lines at Sunderland plant in UK

Nissan Cancels Canton Plant EV Investment Plan, Focuses on Gasoline and Hybrid Trucks

Nissan Upgrades Profit Forecast and Pushes Robotaxi Services

Nissan Cancels Electric Vehicle Plant Plan in Mississippi

Nissan expects annual operating profit of about 50 billion yen

North American Nissan Recalls Certain US Vehicles

Fitch Confirms Nissan Acceptance Credit Rating at BB Level

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Shares of industrial and transportation companies fell following strong factory-gate inflation data, with producer prices rising 1.4% in April, exceeding March's 0.7% increase. Nissan Motor expects a return to net profit this fiscal year after seven consecutive quarterly losses. Siemens announced a $7.04 billion share buyback program over five years, reporting higher fiscal second-quarter revenue in its industrial sector.

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Kia has officially launched its first electric vehicle (EV), the PV5, in Japan, marking its entry into a market dominated by local giants Toyota, Honda, and Nissan. This move is part of Kia's strategy to challenge these established brands, which hold about 90% of new-car sales in Japan. The PV5 will lead Kia's efforts to penetrate the Japanese auto market, capitalizing on the slower transition of domestic automakers to electric vehicles.

- Kia has launched its first electric vehicle, the PV5, marking its entry into the Japanese market.  
- This move aims to challenge dominant local brands such as Toyota, Honda, and Nissan, which hold around 90% of new-car sales.  
- Kia intends to leverage the gap left by Japanese automakers that have been slow to adopt electric vehicles, primarily focusing on hybrids.

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Kia launches a ‘full-scale attack’ as its first EV storms into Japan’s forbidden land

Japanese automaker Nissan reduces losses and expects to return to profit

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Japanese automaker Nissan reduces losses and expects to return to profit

YOKOHAMA, Japan, May 13 : Nissan booked a narrow operating profit of 58.0 billion yen ($367.60 million) for the year ending March 2026 on Wednesday, benefiting from a one-off boost tied to U.S. emissions regulations and improved cost performance. The result for the full business year compared with a median estimate of a 60 billion yen loss in a survey of 17 analysts by LSEG and 69.8 billion yen profit in the same period a year earlier. ($1 = 157.7800 yen)

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Nissan posts narrow profit for full business year

Nissan Motor (7201.JP) FY Operating Profit Falls 17% to JPY58B; Current FY Guidance Beats Expectations

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Nissan Motor (7201.JP) FY Operating Profit Falls 17% to JPY58B; Current FY Guidance Beats Expectations

Nissan Motor (7201) posted FY‑ending March 2026 operating profit ¥58.0B, aided by a one‑off U.S. emissions benefit and cost improvements, versus prior year ¥69.8B.1Nissan forecasts FY2026/27 global retail sales of 3.3M vehicles, targeting 1.32M in North America and 710K in China — sales volume guidance relevant for traders.2

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Key facts: Nissan FY Mar 2026 op profit ¥58.0B; FY27 sales guide 3.3M

Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. reported a narrowed net loss of 533.10 billion yen for fiscal 2025, down from 670.90 billion yen the previous year. Basic loss per share improved to 152.58 yen from 187.08 yen. Operating income fell 16.9% to 58.00 billion yen, with net sales at 12.0 trillion yen, a 4.9% decline. For fiscal 2026, Nissan projects a net income of 20.0 billion yen and net sales of 13.0 trillion yen. Shares are currently trading at 364 yen, up 4.26%.

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Industrials Down After Wholesale Inflation Data — Industrials Roundup

Kia launches a ‘full-scale attack’ as its first EV storms into Japan’s forbidden land

Japanese automaker Nissan reduces losses and expects to return to profit

Nissan posts narrow profit for full business year

Nissan Motor (7201.JP) FY Operating Profit Falls 17% to JPY58B; Current FY Guidance Beats Expectations