TREE NEWS reports: Nissan Motor reported second-quarter operating profit of 2.12 billion yen, missing the 49.27 billion yen estimate, and a net loss of 43.47 billion yen against an expected 2.08 billion yen profit. Net sales came in at 3.11 trillion yen, above the 3.07 trillion yen estimate. The automaker kept its full-year operating profit forecast at 200 billion yen but now expects global vehicle sales of 2.97 million to 3.00 million units, down from 3.15 million previously.
Nissan Q2 operating profit 2.12 billion yen, far below 49.27 billion yen estimate
The striking part is the divergence between revenue and profitability: sales beat while operating profit collapsed to a fraction of consensus, and the swing to a net loss signals that costs or one-offs, not demand, are the pressure point. Management holding the full-year operating forecast while cutting vehicle sales guidance implies the plan now leans on margin and cost levers rather than volume. That combination is the tension worth watching — whether the maintained forecast survives if unit sales keep sliding.
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