TOKYO -- Nissan Motor has registered with the Japanese government to issue up to 500 billion yen ($4.7 billion) in bonds within two years to prepare for a possible deterioration of earnings by increasing funds on hand.
Automaker secures liquidity in response to pandemic and sales slump
Nissan is struggling with decreasing car sales amid the coronavirus pandemic. The company has prepared structural reform plans including a steep cut in global production capacity. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Nissan Motor has registered with the Japanese government to issue up to 500 billion yen ($4.7 billion) in bonds within two years to prepare for a possible deterioration of earnings by increasing funds on hand.