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Nissan Q4 and full-year 2022/23 results

Operating losses in Japan and Europe were more than offset by profits in North America, non-Japan Asia and elsewhere. By Jonathan Storey

Nissan reported a 26% increase in revenue to ¥10,597bn as consolidated wholesales rose by 6.9%, the sales mix was richer and net prices improved. The price factor was the most significant of the three.  Although the revenue figure improved, it was not yet back to pre-pandemic levels and still some 13% below the 2015/16 peak.

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