Nissan Motor Co. reported a narrower-than-expected loss for fiscal Q4 2025. Earnings per share (EPS) came in at -80.95 yen, beating the forecast of -103.72 yen. Revenue reached 3.43 trillion yen, slightly below the expected 3.46 trillion yen.
Following the announcement, Nissan's stock rose 2.54% to close at 375 yen, reflecting investor optimism over cost management.
Full-year sales declined 5.8%, but the company posted an operating profit of 58 billion yen. A net loss of 533 billion yen was recorded due to one-time restructuring and impairment costs.
Under the Re:Nissan plan, the company achieved 200 billion yen in fixed cost savings and targets 3.3 million unit sales in FY 2026.
