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Nissan slashed its profit forecast for its fiscal year in its first earning report since former Chairman Carlos Ghosn was ousted.
The company now expects earnings of $3.7 billion for the fiscal year ending in March, a nearly 20 percent drop from earlier projections.
Nissan is forecasting vehicle sales of 5.6 million worldwide, down from a previous prediction of 5.9 million.
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