Nissan Signs of Recovery

[MRSocal]

Hello,
Concerned about Nissan's future, I came across this article and thought to share with you:

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced financial results for the full year and the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, ending March 31, 2026.

For the full year, Nissan delivered positive operating profit of 58.0 billion yen, with a margin of 0.5% driven by disciplined execution and cost control.

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

Automotive free cash flow for the full fiscal year was negative at 480.8 billion yen. However, performance improved significantly in the second half, with free cash flow turning positive and reaching 112 billion yen, indicating early signs of recovery.

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

Full article:
https://www.zawya.com/en/press-rele...nancial-results-for-fiscal-year-2025-wqsem2n2

 

[CPerdomo]

Even Toyota gave terrible financial news so... Nissan will be fine.

 

[dogunbound]

Have faith? Last time their stock was as low as it currently is was October 1998. Your expectation is that they'll be fine? Then it's at an all time low! Time to buy.

 

[Thefunk]

Have you seen Nissan's financing plans for new cars and excellent credit? 0% 60 months.

 

[trackratZ]

I hope this does not mean dealers can happily gouge with ADMs more freely with these good news.

"the automaker said its retail-first strategy focuses on selling more vehicles through dealerships instead of lower-margin fleet channels, a move Nissan believes is strengthening resale values and dealer profitability."

https://www.cbtnews.com/nissan-dealer-focused-strategy-boosted-retail/

 

[CPerdomo]

I hope this does not mean dealers can happily gouge with ADMs more freely with these good news.

"the automaker said its retail-first strategy focuses on selling more vehicles through dealerships instead of lower-margin fleet channels, a move Nissan believes is strengthening resale values and dealer profitability."

https://www.cbtnews.com/nissan-dealer-focused-strategy-boosted-retail/

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