Nissan Reports First Quarterly Profit in Two Years

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Nissan Reports First Quarterly Profit in Two Years

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Nissan Motor reported its first quarterly net profit in two years, posting 3.76 billion yen for the three months ended June.View more

Nissan 7201 -3.33%decrease; down pointing triangle Motor posted its first quarterly net profit in two years and kept its annual earnings forecasts unchanged, even as it lowered its vehicle sales projection.

The Japanese carmaker on Monday reported net profit of 3.76 billion yen, equivalent to $23.9 million, for the three months ended June, compared with net loss

Published 2026-08-03 15:10:02 UTC · Published by JQJO

Published by JQJO Editorial Desk · AI assisted

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Timeline

On March 31 2025, Nissan reported a massive annual loss.
On May 15 2025, Nissan launched its global revival plan.
On July 30 2025, Nissan posted major first quarter losses.
On April 01 2026, Nissan commenced its new fiscal year.
On June 30 2026, Nissan concluded its fiscal first quarter.
On August 03 2026, Nissan reported strong quarterly profit figures.
On August 03 2026, executives lowered global vehicle sales projections.
On August 03 2026, Nissan shares fell amid investor concerns.
Late this year, Nissan will launch new luxury hybrid vehicles.
By March 2028, Nissan expects to complete global workforce reductions

Why it matters

Nissan investors face market volatility amid revised lower sales guidance. Restructuring could stabilize operations, improving long-term vehicle availability and pricing. Automotive investors, Nissan dealership networks, and global manufacturing workforce members. Monitor global auto sales trends and company restructuring progress updates

Coverage notes

Left: Coverage emphasizes workforce reductions and broader economic struggles over profits. Center: Reports balance positive profit announcements against lowered global sales forecasts. Right: Focus highlights corporate restructuring success and significant operational cost reductions.