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Bullish
Oryx Corporation (TSE: IX) operates as a diversified investment and financial services firm, primarily involved in finance, asset management, and infrastructure development. The company boasts a robust presence in the renewable energy sector and has recently focused on capital recycling, which is crucial for optimizing its strong financial health. Positioned strategically in the Asia-Pacific and U.S. markets, Oryx is likely to benefit from the ongoing recovery in these sectors as consumer demand shifts and investment opportunities arise.
Bull says
- ↑Net income ¥381.7B in 9M FY25 (+44% YoY; 89% of forecast)
- ↑Share buyback program upsized to ¥150B with ¥128.1B repurchased
- ↑Dividend yield 0.92%; dividend per share raised to ¥107.27
- ↑Shares crossed above 200-day MA on high volume, showing strong momentum
- ↑Manageable leverage and low price volatility support stability
- ↑High quality score underpins growth and resilience
Bear says
- ↓Negative earnings yield warns of below-expectation profitability
- ↓Downward analyst revisions suggest weakened earnings forecasts
- ↓Heavy reliance on Kioxia shares; ¥10K Kioxia swing shifts earnings by ¥57B
- ↓Negative liquidity complicates large trades without price impact
- ↓Macroeconomic uncertainty threatens tourism and real estate segments
- ↓Geopolitical tensions and interest-rate shifts could pressure returns
Investment themes with IX
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Export-driven economy with advanced technology and manufacturing
NMR · MUFG · HTHIY
Earnings Call · Q3 2025 · Mgmt. Guidance
Updated 09-09-2026neutral
Transcript signals
Bull points
- Net income for the nine-month period was 381.7 billion yen, up by 117.9 billion yen from the same period last year, this was the highest third quarter cumulative net profit ever.
- We achieved 89% of our revised two-year forecast of 440 billion yen announced at the time of first half results call.
- Pre-tax profits for 567.7 billion yen and an increase of 184.3 billion yen year over year and all three categories of finance, operation and investment saw profit growth compared to the same period last year.
Bear points
- Despite OTO and Rentek posting growth in new OTO lease executions, segment assets decreased by 10.1 billion yen to 1.87452 yen compared to the previous year end due to the sales of Oryx Asset Management and Loan Services and Corporations.
- we anticipate a certain downside for the next fiscal year.
- Domestic earnings show that solar power sales have been decreased in the third quarter due to seasonal factors, but electricity retail sales volumes and prices remain strong.
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