Nissan Motor (7201) Earnings: Misses 1Q Net Sales Estimates but Narrows Operating and Net Loss

Nissan Motor on Smartkarma

Analysts on Smartkarma, like those from Tech Supply Chain Tracker, are closely monitoring Nissan Motor. In a recent report dated 22-Mar-2025, Tech Supply Chain Tracker highlighted significant industry developments, such as Wingtech selling ODM assets to Luxshare. This move indicates a strategic shift towards semiconductors by Wingtech, a key supplier for Apple. The report also mentions challenges faced by India’s PLI scheme, prompting a transition to offering factory subsidies. Additionally, impacts of US tariffs on Taiwan’s IPC industry and the silence surrounding a potential collaboration between Foxconn and Mitsubishi Motors were discussed.

In another report dated 13-Feb-2025 from Tech Supply Chain Tracker, emphasis was placed on Foxconn’s denial of interest in a Nissan takeover, focusing instead on collaboration efforts. SMIC’s targeted growth in the automotive sector in response to pressures in China’s chip market was also highlighted. Furthermore, Microip’s impressive 489% revenue growth post-CES showcased their successful expansion strategy. These insights provide valuable information for investors considering Nissan Motor amidst evolving industry dynamics.

A look at Nissan Motor Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD. manufactures and distributes automobiles and related parts. It also provides financing services. Nissan delivers a comprehensive range of products under various brands. The Company manufactures in Japan, the United States, Mexico, the United Kingdom and many other countries.

Looking at Nissan Motor‘s long-term outlook based on Smartkarma Smart Scores, the company seems to have a positive trajectory. With a top score in Value, indicating strong fundamentals, Nissan may be considered undervalued in the market. However, its lower scores in Dividend, Growth, Resilience, and Momentum suggest areas where improvement may be needed. Despite these mixed scores, Nissan’s established presence in various countries and its diverse product range provide a solid foundation for potential growth and stability in the future.

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