Honda and Nissan have officially ended their merger talks, which would have created one of the world's largest automotive groups, ranking fourth after Toyota, Volkswagen, and Hyundai. The decision to call off the discussions was attributed to disagreements over the deal's structure. The potential merger was seen as a significant opportunity for both companies amid a challenging automotive landscape. Industry experts have noted that the fallout from this failed merger could have broader implications for the Japanese automotive sector. Following the announcement, KKR is reportedly considering an investment in Nissan, highlighting ongoing interest in the company despite the merger's collapse.
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