Tokyo, Nov. 6 (Jiji Press)–Nissan Motor Co. said Thursday that it fell into the red in April-September for the first time in five years, weighed down by higher U.S. tariffs imposed by the administration of President Donald Trump, as well as lackluster sales in Japan and the United States. For the first half of fiscal 2025, the struggling Japanese automaker reported a consolidated net loss of 221,921 million yen, against a profit of 19,223 million yen a year earlier. Nissan also booked an operating loss of 27,653 million yen, against a profit of 32,908 million yen, on sales of 5,578.6 billion yen, down 6.8 pct year on year. For the full year through next March, the company kept its sales estimate unchanged at 11.7 trillion yen and maintained the operating loss forecast at 275 billion yen. END [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.]
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