Key Points – ORIX posted record fiscal 2026 results, with net income of JPY 447.3 billion, up 27% year over year and above its revised forecast.
Management said this was the company’s third straight year of record profit. – The company lifted its fiscal 2027 outlook, targeting net income of JPY 530 billion and ROE of 11.7%
Growth is expected in finance and operations, while investments should decline after a strong year boosted by Greenko-related gains. – ORIX is accelerating portfolio reshaping and shareholder returns, highlighted by the planned sale of ORIX Bank, continued capital recycling, and a larger JPY 250 billion buyback program. The company also raised its full-year dividend and said it will keep prioritizing capital efficiency, risk control and selected growth investments. Orix Corp Ads (NYSE:IX) reported record net income for the fiscal year ended March 2026 and set a higher profit target for the year ahead, while management outlined plans to accelerate portfolio reshaping, strengthen risk controls and increase shareholder returns.
At the company’s financial results briefing, Group CEO Hidetake Takahashi said the year was marked by macroeconomic uncertainty but also represented “steady steps forward” toward ORIX’s long-term vision. He said the company achieved record highs for both net income and market capitalization during a year that also included a management transition and organizational changes. CFO and CSO Masataka Yamada said net income for fiscal March 2026 was JPY 447.3 billion, exceeding the company’s revised full-year forecast of JPY 440 billion.