Nomura Holdings' (TYO:8604) net income attributable to shareholders rose 146% to 268.8 billion yen in the fiscal nine months ended Dec. 31, 2024, from 109.1 billion yen a year ago driven by higher revenues across all three segments and cost controls.
The financial services group's earnings per share rose to 87.66 yen from 34.69 yen a year ago, according to a filing on Monday.
Net revenue increased 28.9% to nearly 1.440 trillion yen from 1.117 trillion yen a year earlier.
Nomura did not present earnings forecasts due to uncertainties in the global capital markets. The company also did not present a dividend forecast for the fourth quarter ending March 31.
The company expects to pay a commemorative dividend of 10.00 yen per share for the current year for its 100th anniversary.
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