Key Facts
• Nissan announced a $1.157 billion net loss for Q2 2025 on July 30.
• Operating loss reached $791 million, reflecting a 10% global sales drop year-over-year.
• U.S. tariff policies under the Trump administration contributed to financial challenges.
• Nissan forecasts a $1.8 billion operating loss for the first half of fiscal 2025.
• Plans to cease vehicle production at Oppama, Japan, and a factory in Mexico were revealed.
• CEO Espinosa emphasized swift and responsible measures for affected employees and suppliers.
Summary
Nissan Motor Co. reported a $1.157 billion net loss for Q2 2025, citing a 10% global sales decline and the impact of U.S. tariff policies under the Trump administration. Operating losses totaled $791 million, with further challenges anticipated as the company projects a $1.8 billion operating loss for the first half of fiscal 2025. In response, Nissan announced plans to halt vehicle production at its Oppama plant in Japan and a factory in Mexico. CEO Espinosa assured swift and responsible actions to support affected employees and suppliers. These measures are part of Nissan’s broader efforts to navigate financial difficulties and rebuild its business.
