Nissan cuts sales outlook as it flags weaker yen assumption
Nissan lowered its full-year global retail sales forecast to 2.97–3 million vehicles from 3.15 million and said it will share a new business plan in February.
What we know
Market news accounts report the cut from 3.15 million, with North America sales now seen at 1.345 million and the dollar assumed at 157 yen. The CFO reportedly said it holds ¥2.2 trillion in automotive cash, and the CEO said plan details come in February. The CEO also denied talks with Anduril on using the Oppama site (per market news accounts).
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