Nissan reports it returns to profit in its latest quarter but flags ongoing uncertainty tied to the Middle East and China. Across the January–March period, the company posts a profit of about $24 million, reversing a loss in the same quarter a year earlier. Nissan also reports quarterly sales of 2.96 trillion yen (about $19 billion), which rise 9.5% compared with 2.7 trillion yen a year earlier, indicating improved revenue performance despite weaker conditions in some markets.
While the company’s results show an improvement year over year, Nissan’s outlook is cautious. It points to risks affecting the West Asia/Middle East region and to challenges in China, which can influence demand, pricing, and supply conditions. Taken together, the reporting from multiple outlets centers on both the turnaround to profit and the company’s warning that macroeconomic and regional market pressures are still factors for the months ahead.
