Record-High Group Net Revenue and Net Income
Group net revenue increased 21% year-on-year to 1,892.5 billion yen, while net income rose to a record-high 340.7 billion yen, marking a 2.1 times increase from the previous year.
Strong Performance in Wealth and Investment Management
Wealth Management recurring revenue grew by 30% and Investment Management business revenue saw a 20% increase, both reaching record levels.
Successful International Expansion
Profitability improved in international regions with income before income taxes reaching 137 billion yen, the highest level since geographic information disclosure began in 2003.
Increased Dividend and Share Buyback Program
Nomura announced a total year-end dividend of 34 yen per share and a share buyback program with an upper limit of 100 million shares and 60 billion yen.
Successful KPI Achievement in Wealth Management
All four key performance indicators (KPIs) in Wealth Management were exceeded, including a sharp net inflow of recurring revenue assets.
Record-High Business Revenue in Investment Management
Business revenue reached a record high for the fifth consecutive quarter, with assets under management surpassing KPI targets.
Investment Banking Achieves Highest Quarterly Net Revenue
Investment Banking net revenue was 52.3 billion yen, the highest quarterly net revenue on record since 2017.