Nomura HD Interim Financial Results 8% increase in final profit Maximum since the fiscal year ended March 2002, October 28, 19:27
Nomura Holdings, the largest securities company, reported its final profits increased by 8% from April to September compared to the same period of the previous year.
This is because overseas business was strong, especially in North America.
According to the announcement, Nomura Holdings' financial results from April to September had a final profit of 210.1 billion yen, up 8.1% from the same period of the previous year.
The interim financial results are the highest since the fiscal year ended March 2002, when US accounting standards were applied.
Although the infection of the new coronavirus spread worldwide and had a major impact on the economy, stock prices were relatively strong in the United States and Japan, and overseas business, especially in North America, was strong. ..
In addition, it is said that the effects of cost reduction and store integration have been achieved in Japan as well.
Kentaro Okuda, President of Nomura Holdings, commented, "We would like to continue to respond to customers who combine face-to-face and non-face-to-face contact and provide more detailed services to many customers."