Nissan Motor Co. (7201T and NSANY ADR) today posted financial results for the full year and the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, ending 31 March 2026. The struggling Japanese automaker posted a ¥533 billion yen (~$3.4 billion) loss, less than the ¥670.9 billion loss in the prior 2024 Japanese fiscal year.*

“FY2025 marked a year of steady execution under Re:Nissan, where we strengthened our foundation and began to see tangible progress in our financial performance. At the same time, we set our long‑term direction with Mobility Intelligence for everyday life. We have moved beyond recovery and are entering a phase of growth,” said Chief Executive Officer Ivan Espinosa.

“In FY2026, we will build on this momentum through disciplined cost management and faster product execution, driving sales and profitability as we deliver our Re:Nissan commitments. At the same time, we will continue to evolve the customer experience in line with this vision,” Espinoza claimed.**

Nissan FY 2025 Results Summary

For the full year, Nissan posted an operating profit of ¥58.0 billion, with a margin of 0.5%.

Global sales totaled 3.15 million units, and consolidated revenue reached ¥12.0 trillion. Net income remained negative at ¥533.1 billion.

Automotive free cash flow for the full fiscal year was negative at ¥480.8 billion. However, performance improved in the second half, with free cash flow turning positive and reaching ¥112 billion.

As of fiscal year-end, net cash in the automotive business stood at ¥1.17 trillion. Automotive cash and cash equivalents are ¥2.2 trillion. Together with ¥1.4 trillion in loans to sales finance companies, the company is maintaining total liquidity of ¥3.6 trillion.