Daiwa Securities Group finished the year to March 2026 with ¥1.47tn in operating revenue, ¥720.4bn in net operating revenue, ¥234.5bn in ordinary income and ¥175.3bn in profit attributable to owners of the parent, according to its audited annual securities report.
For readers trying to gauge conditions at a major Japanese brokerage, the useful point is less the filing mechanics than the size of the business. The audited summary shows a group still generating more than ¥1tn of annual revenue and more than ¥175bn of parent profit at the consolidated level. The figures used here are group totals, so they do not by themselves show which business lines did the heavy lifting.
The five-year revenue sequence in the report also sketches a much larger operation than a few years ago. Operating revenue was ¥619.5bn in the year to March 2022, ¥866.1bn in 2023 and ¥1.28tn in 2024, before reaching the latest ¥1.47tn figure.
What remains missing from the excerpted summary is a segment-by-segment explanation. As a fast audited snapshot, though, the report leaves little doubt about the scale of Daiwa's latest year.