Nissan Motor to Sell South African Assets as Part of Global Overhaul

Source disclosure: January 23, 2026

NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD. [7201.T]

TOKYO, Jan 23 (Pulse News Wire) -- Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. (7201.T), led by President and CEO Ivan Espinosa, announced today that it has decided to transfer certain fixed assets owned by its subsidiary Nissan South Africa Company as part of its global production facility review under the business restructuring plan "Re:Nissan." The company will transfer the Rosslyn plant and an adjacent press factory located on Ernest Oppenheimer Street in Rosslyn, Pretoria, South Africa. Despite this move, Nissan plans to continue its sales and distribution operations in South Africa and provide new products and services there.

Nissan South Africa Company is headquartered at Ernest Oppenheimer Street, Rosslyn, Pretoria 0200, Republic of South Africa, where it engages in automobile and parts manufacturing and sales. The subsidiary is wholly-owned by Nissan with a capital stock of 3 million ZAR. The transferred assets include the land, buildings, and equipment within the Rosslyn plant and press factory premises. However, the company did not disclose the transfer gain, transfer price, or book value due to confidentiality agreements with the buyer.

The buyer's identity remains undisclosed due to mutual agreement. Further details about the buyer such as their name, location, business activities, shareholding ratio, and capital stock have not been revealed. The transaction is contingent upon approval from local regulatory authorities and other specified conditions. Specifics regarding the exact date of transfer and the impact on earnings will be determined through negotiations with the buyer and disclosed promptly once confirmed.

For inquiries related to this announcement, interested parties can contact IR Director Julian Cler at TEL 045-523-5523.

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