Japan's Nissan will cut production by another 1,400 vehicles at its Kyushu plant next week, as the fallout from chip supply disruptions linked to Chinese-owned Nexperia continues to affect its domestic operations, a person familiar with the matter said.
S&P Global Ratings said on Friday it has downgraded its rating of Nissan Motor's credit by one notch on continuing pressure on its profitability, while taking a negative view of the outlook for the Japanese automaker.
Nissan will eliminate 87 positions at its European regional office in France, a company document and internal emails showed, as part of CEO Ivan Espinosa's global restructuring and turnaround plan that includes a 15% cut in headcount.
| Automobiles Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Mr. Ivan Espinosa CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | US6547444082 ISIN |
| JP Country | 133,580 Employees | - Last Dividend | 26 Mar 1984 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., a multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, operates on a global scale, offering a wide variety of vehicles and automotive parts. The company, established in 1933, has developed a diverse portfolio over the years, which includes the manufacturing and selling of vehicles under two primary brands: Nissan and Infiniti. Besides automotive manufacturing, Nissan is also engaged in a broad spectrum of related activities, including financial services, design, engineering, and real estate, among others. With a significant emphasis on innovation, particularly in electric vehicles and lithium-ion battery technology, Nissan continues to play a pivotal role in the automotive industry.