ISTANBUL: Japanese automotive giant Nissan reduced its full-year outlook following %99 drop in its operation profits in the first quarter of 2024. According to a press release on Thursday, Nissan's operation profit went down from 128.6 billion yen ($824 million) to 1 billion yen year-on-year in the Jan-March period. After this figure, the firm slashed its operation profit expectation for 2024 from 600 billion yen to 500 billion yen. The firm's revenues rose to 3 trillion yen from 2.9 trillion yen in the first quarter on a yearly basis but net incomes dropped from 105.5 billion yen to 28.6 billion yen, down %72.8. The firm also dropped its forecast for net income from 380 billion yen to 300 billion yen for the end of the year. Source: Anadolu Agency
Following %99 drop in operation profit, Nissan reduces 2024 outlook
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