“Our first-half results reflect the challenges we face, yet they confirm that Nissan is firmly on the path to recovery. The second half will bring its own hurdles, but with focus, discipline, and the actions underway, I am confident we will deliver stronger results,” said Ivan Espinosa, Nissan’s president and chief executive.

“Balancing optimism with prudent risk management under Re:Nissan, we are accelerating toward the future prioritizing new products, key markets, and breakthrough technologies that will define Nissan’s next chapter,” claimed Espinoza at the beleaguered Japanese automaker.

FY2025 Outlook

Nissan announced its full-year outlook for fiscal year 2025 on Oct 30th. Net revenue is forecast to be ¥11.7 trillion. The company expects to break even at the operating profit level excluding the impact of US tariffs. After taking into account the impact of estimated tariffs, an operating loss of ¥275 billion is estimated. “It is currently difficult to estimate the forecasts for net income attributable to owners of parent and basic earnings per share due to ongoing evaluation of Re:Nissan recovery plan measures,” Nissan said. The average foreign exchange rates for the fiscal year 2025 outlook are ¥146/USD and ¥168/EUR.