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Nissan Launches Global Re:Nissan Plan with 20,000 Job Cuts and Seven Plant Closures

The automaker aims to save ¥500 billion and return to profitability by fiscal year 2026 after reporting record losses in FY24.

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Overview

  • Nissan's Re:Nissan plan targets a reduction of 20,000 jobs, representing 15% of its global workforce, by 2027.
  • Seven out of 17 global production plants will be closed, reducing manufacturing capacity by 40%.
  • The restructuring includes canceling the planned Kyushu battery facility and simplifying platforms from 13 to 7 to cut costs and streamline production.
  • The company reported ¥670.9 billion in net losses for FY24, driven by asset depreciation, rising costs, and falling sales, particularly in China.
  • Markets have responded positively to the cost-cutting measures, with Nissan shares rising 5% following the announcement.