Posted 12/26/2018 11:21:37 CET
YOKOHAMA (JAPAN), Dec. 26 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Japanese automaker Nissan closed last November with a volume of production in Spain of 7,693 units, representing a decrease of 22.8% compared to the same month of the previous year.
According to company data, the variation in the overall vehicle production level in November compared to October of the current year stood at 757,476, which represents a fall of 11.6% compared to the 857,292 units registered in the same period of the previous year.
The Japanese firm reported global sales in November of 465,657 units, which translates into a fall of 8.4% compared to sales recorded in the same month of the previous year.
In Europe, Nissan registered 46,591 units sold in November, which represents a decrease of 16.9% with respect to those registered in the same month of the previous year.
Between the months of October and November of the current year, the volume of sales registered by the company in Europe stood at 636,785 vehicles, representing a fall of 11.4% compared to 718,959 units sold in the same period of the year previous.
NISSAN UPDATES ITS GOVERNMENT CODE
A month after Carlos Ghosn’s arrest and indictment, Nissan updated its corporate governance code and clarified that both Renault and the Japanese firm have mutual interests. Although the shareholders’ meeting of the Japanese group will examine if the purpose of each of these actions is “appropriate” and if the benefits and risks cover the cost of capital.
“The policy itself has not changed and the clarification does not refer to the partners of the alliance, but to the shares of the company in other listed companies,” said a spokesman for Nissan.
The move comes when the two partners have shown differences on how to deal with Ghosn’s arrest. Nissan immediately expelled Ghosn from the presidency, while Renault kept him as president and CEO while appointing its chief operating officer, Thiery Bollore, deputy general manager with Ghosn’s operating powers.