Nissan swings to FY26 first-half operating profit of JPY 80 billion
- Nissan’s FY26 second-quarter net loss narrowed 59% year on year to JPY 43.5 billion, primarily due to lower restructuring-related items.
- Operating profit fell 96% to JPY 2.1 billion, while net revenue rose 8% to JPY 3.11 trillion year on year.
- First-half operating results swung to a JPY 80 billion profit, supported by structural improvements and Re:Nissan cost reductions.
- The FY26 operating profit outlook remained at JPY 200 billion, including JPY 120 billion expected in the second half.
- The FY26 global sales forecast fell to 2.97 million–3 million vehicles, with weaker demand and intensifying competition pressuring China sales.
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