Nissan Seen Returning to Profit as Investors Watch Outlook

Quick’s poll also projects revenue of 3.074 trillion yen, up 7.0% from a year earlier. Nissan shares fell 28% year to date through Monday, weighed down by continued weakness in vehicle sales.

Investors will look for any changes to Nissan’s forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027. The company has projected global sales of 3.15 million vehicles, revenue of 13.000 trillion yen—an 8.3% increase—and net profit of 20.00 billion yen, compared with a loss a year earlier.

The results may also bring updates on cost-cutting and efforts to address declining sales. In June, Nissan said it was in talks to manufacture cars for China’s Chery Automobile at its Sunderland facility in the U.K.

Chief Financial Officer George Leondis has estimated that the Middle East conflict would reduce vehicle sales by about 18,000 units in Nissan’s first half and cut profit by 20 billion yen. Investors will be watching for updates on the conflict’s potential effects in coming quarters and on measures to limit the impact.