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Nissan Revises Fiscal Year 2025 Forecast, Narrows Net Loss to 550 Billion Yen
Nissan has updated its financial projections for fiscal year 2025, reducing its expected net loss from 650 billion yen to 550 billion yen. The company now anticipates net sales of 12 trillion yen and an operating income of 50 billion yen. These revisions reflect improved outlook compared to prior estimates.
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Nissan revised its financial forecast for fiscal year 2025, narrowing its expected net loss to 550 billion yen from a previous projection of 650 billion yen, LiveSquawk reported. 9 trillion yen. Nissan also updated its operating income forecast to a profit of 50 billion yen, reversing a prior expectation of a 60 billion yen loss.
These changes come amid the company's ongoing efforts to adjust its financial outlook for the period ending March 2026. LiveSquawk reported the revisions directly from Nissan's announcement, highlighting the shift from deeper losses to a more positive income projection.
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