Nissan cuts losses by over 80% to 224 million in the first half of the fiscal year

Nissan reported a net loss of approximately 224 million euros in the first half of its fiscal year, marking an 82.1% reduction from the previous year's losses. The company returned to operational profitability with earnings of around 451 million euros, aided by a cost-saving efficiency plan that generated 620 million euros in savings. Global sales increased to 6.07 million units, with North America and Japan showing growth, while Europe and Asia experienced declines. Nissan maintains its forecast for the fiscal year, expecting a net profit of about 112 million euros by March 2027.