The results are beginning to overshadow Nissan’s other big headache, the charges against Ghosn on alleged financial crimes.
TOKYO: Nissan Motor Co. withdrew its dividend outlook and said it’s now undecided on a payout, dealing an unexpected blow to top shareholder Renault SA.
The Japanese automaker, which slashed its profit and sales outlook for the current fiscal year to March, had already cut its dividend earlier this year. On Tuesday, it withdrew its outlook for a 40 yen-per-share payout for the year in a filing to the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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