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Nissan and Honda Plan Merger

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso23/12/20242 Mins Read
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Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda plan to merge, potentially forming the world’s third-largest automaker as they adapt to the shifting landscape of the automotive industry.

The merger aims to address the ongoing transition away from fossil fuels and increase competitiveness in the electric vehicle market.

The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a merger. Mitsubishi Motors, a smaller member of the Nissan alliance, has also agreed to participate in discussions. Honda’s president, Toshihiro Mibe, stated that the goal is to establish a joint holding company overseeing unified operations, with Honda initially leading the management. They aim to finalize the merger agreement by June and list the company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by August 2026.

The merger could potentially form a company valued at over $50 billion. However, specific financial details remain undisclosed as the formal negotiations commence.

Even if the merger succeeds, Toyota would maintain its status as the largest Japanese automaker, having produced 11.5 million vehicles in 2023. Combined, Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi produced roughly 8 million vehicles that year. Honda and Nissan had already started sharing technology and collaborating on electric vehicles and autonomous driving software earlier in the year.

Nissan’s Recent Struggles

Nissan has faced significant challenges, including a financial scandal involving its former chairman Carlos Ghosn and a substantial job reduction effort due to financial losses. Despite these challenges, Nissan continues to offer valuable assets, such as expertise in electric vehicle and hybrid technology, which could benefit Honda if the merger proceeds.

The announcement has impacted stock prices positively, with Nissan shares rising by 1.6 percent and Honda’s increasing by 3.8 percent after the merger news broke. However, both companies face financial difficulties, and Fitch Ratings has recently downgraded Nissan’s credit outlook due to declining profitability.

This merger negotiation reflects a broader industry trend toward consolidation as automotive manufacturers seek to remain competitive. The global market is focusing on innovations in storage batteries and software development as key components of future success. Japanese companies are under increasing pressure to adapt to these changes to maintain their positions in the global market.

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