Nissan says it expects to return to profitability after recording a major loss for the second consecutive year amid an ongoing restructuring. According to reports, the company ended the 2025–26 business year with a net loss of ¥533 billion (about US$3.4 billion). Separate coverage also states that Nissan projects a small net profit for the following year, indicating an intended turnaround after continued financial strain. The accounts describe Nissan as a troubled automaker pursuing changes to improve performance and address ongoing challenges. While the sources agree on Nissan’s large loss and its expectation of a modest profit going forward, they do not provide additional detail in the excerpts on specific measures within the restructuring, the expected timeline, or revenue and cost drivers behind the forecast. Overall, Nissan’s outlook reflects a shift from deep losses to a targeted, limited profitability, following another year in the red.