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Nomura Raises Annual Profit Target by 50% After Record Year
Nomura has raised its annual profit target by 50% for the 2030/31 fiscal year, following a record-breaking year. This increase is primarily boosted by strong fee-based revenues.
28 May, 08:25 — 28 May, 11:26
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japan-timesMostly Factual73d ago
Nomura raises annual profit target 50% after record year
Japan's biggest brokerage seeks to post at least ¥750 billion ($4.7 billion) in annual pretax income by the year ending March 2031.
Read full article →channel-news-asiaMostly Factual73d ago
Nomura hikes 2030/31 profit target by 50%, boosted by fee-based revenues
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