Nissan's fiscal year 2025 (April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026) has been a challenging transition period marked by the ongoing Re:Nissan recovery plan, aimed at cost reduction, restructuring, and returning to profitability by FY2026. Global sales reached about 1.48 million units, with consolidated net revenue of 5.6 trillion yen. The company contained an operating loss to 27.7 billion yen (better than expected in some aspects), but recorded a significant net loss of around 221.9 billion yen due to impairments, restructuring costs, and lower equity income. The company emphasizes this as a transition year toward break even/positive results in FY2026.