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Nissan closes its Oppama plant in Japan to cut costs

JAPAN, JUL 14 – Nissan will cut 20,000 jobs and reduce global production capacity from 3.5 million to 2.5 million vehicles as part of a plan to consolidate factories and improve profitability.

  • Nissan is closing its flagship Oppama plant in Japan and moving all production to its Kyushu plant to cut costs.
  • The Oppama plant, which began operations in 1961, produced Nissan's Leaf electric car and currently produces the Note compact car.
  • Nissan reported a loss of 670.9 billion yen for the fiscal year through March, down from a 426.6 billion yen profit in the previous year.
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Japanese automaker Nissan Motor will stop making cars at its flagship plant in the Japanese city of Oppama by March 2028. Production will be moved to a factory in the southwest of the country operated by Nissan Motor Kyushu, a subsidiary of the company. The decision is part of a global restructuring plan aimed at reducing production capacity.

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