Japan Securities Finance Co., Ltd.TSE: 8511

Financial Presentation for 2Q, FY2025

· Issued by Japan Securities Finance Co., Ltd.


‌The Second Quarter of FY 2025 Financial Results Presentation Japan Securities Finance Co., Ltd.

November 13, 2025

This document has been translated from the Japanese original for reference purposes only. Although Japan Securities Finance intends this to serve as a faithful translation of the Japanese original, we do not guarantee the accuracy and correctness of the translation and encourage you to refer to the Japanese original.

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‌Table of Contents

Overview of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025

  • 1.Executive summary (Consolidated)

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  • 2.Summary Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025

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  • 3.Summary Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025 (Non-Consolidated)

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  • 4.Gross Profit by Business (Non-Consolidated)

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  • 5.Summary of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025 (JSF Trust Bank)

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  • 6.Performance Forecasts for FY 2025

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  • 7.Shareholder Returns in FY 2025

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(Appendix)



  1. ‌Executive Summary (Consolidated)

    (¥ mn)

    Second Quarter of FY 2025

    YoY Chg.

    % YoY Chg.

    Highlights

    Operating profit

    6,894

    +617

    +9.8%

    Ordinary profit

    7,317

    +486

    +7.1%

    Profit attributable to owners of parent

    5,144

    -1,072

    -17.3%

    • Loans for margin transactions and equity repo transactions continued to show steady performance.

    • The extraordinary gain recorded in the same period of the previous year was eliminated.



  2. ‌Summary Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025

    (¥ mn)

    Consolidated

    Non-consolidated

    Second Quarter of FY 2025

    YoY Chg.

    % YoY Chg.

    JSF

    JSF Trust Bank

    Nihon Building

    YoY Chg.

    YoY Chg.

    YoY Chg.

    Operating revenues

    (Except premium charges)

    46,943

    +21,731

    (+86.2%)

    42,067

    +19,348

    4,656

    +2,481

    564

    -58

    Including premium charges

    50,882

    +23,391

    (+85.1%)

    46,005

    +21,007

    Operating expenses

    (Except premium charges)

    36,116

    +20,952

    (+138.2%)

    33,391

    +18,603

    2,849

    +2,375

    12

    0

    Including premium charges

    40,048

    +22,618

    (+129.8%)

    37,322

    +20,270

    General &

    administrative expenses

    3,939

    +154

    (+4.1%)

    3,063

    +81

    765

    +80

    320

    -1

    Operating profit

    6,894

    +617

    (+9.8%)

    5,619

    +655

    1,041

    +25

    231

    -58

    Ordinary profit

    7,317

    +486

    (+7.1%)

    8,443

    +1,987

    1,042

    +25

    378

    +13

    Gain or loss in equity-method

    174

    -165

    (-48.6%)

    Extraordinary profit or loss

    -

    -1,828

    (-100.0%)

    -

    -664

    -

    -

    -

    -1,163

    Profit attributable to owners of parent /Net income

    5,144

    -1,072

    (-17.3%)

    6,718

    +1,199

    721

    +18

    251

    -751



    • Gross profit

      • Profit In securities financing showed steady performance in loans for margin transactions and equity repo transactions, despite narrower interest margins for bond repo and gensaki transactions.

      • Profit In securities investment increased due to the accumulation of carry revenue and the implementation of portfolio rebalancing.

      • As a result, operating profit increased by 9.3% over the previous year.

    • Ordinary profit

    • Dividends received from consolidated subsidiaries increased (due to adjustments in the dividend payment method for JSF Trust and Banking, and higher profits from real estate sales in the previous fiscal year for Nihon Building). Both had no impact on consolidated results due to elimination of intercompany transactions.

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  1. ‌Summary of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025 (Non-Consolidated)

    Key Points

    Japan Securities Finance

    (Non-consolidated)

    (¥ mn)

    Second Quarter of FY 2025

    YoY Chg.

    % YoY

    Chg.

    Operating revenues *1

    42,067

    +19,348

    (+85.2%)

    Operating expenses *1

    33,391

    +18,603

    (+125.8%)

    Gross profit

    8,682

    +737

    (+9.3%)

    Margin loan business *1

    2,957

    +743

    (+33.6%)

    Securities financing *2

    3,430

    -291

    (-7.8%)

    Others (mainly securities investment)

    2,294

    +285

    (+14.2%)

    General & administrative expenses

    3,063

    +81

    (+2.7%)

    Operating profit

    5,619

    +655

    (+13.2%)

    Ordinary profit

    8,443

    +1,987

    (+30.8%)

    Extraordinary profit or loss

    -

    -664

    (-100.0%)

    Net income

    6,718

    +1,199

    (+21.7%)

    *1 Excluding premium charge

    *2 Equity repo, Bond repo and gensaki transactions, Loans for negotiable margin transactions General stock lending, Retail loans



  2. ‌Gross Profit by Business (Non-Consolidated)

    (¥ mn)

    Type of transaction

    First Quarter of FY 2025

    YoY Chg.

    % YoY

    Chg.

    Key Points

    Loans for margin transactions

    (Margin loan/Stock loan)

    2,957

    +743

    (+33.6%)

    Securities financing

    Equity repo transactions

    972

    +101

    (+11.6%)

    Bond repo and gensaki transactions

    1,536

    -529

    (-25.6%)

    Loans for negotiable margin transactions

    197

    +45

    (+30.2%)

    General stock lending

    443

    +63

    (+16.8%)

    Loans to retail

    280

    +27

    (+10.9%)

    Total

    3,430

    -291

    (-7.8%)

    Securities Investment

    2,294

    +285

    (+14.2%)

    • Increased in profit due to the steady stock market development and changes in the interest rate conditions.

    • Increase in profit due to increased demand for funds from securities companies in response to changes in interest rate conditions.

    • Balances remained flat amid steady demand for collateral use and compliance with international financial regulations, however interest margins narrowed due to interest rates fluctuating within a narrow range in short-term markets.

    • Increased in profit due to increased demand for funds due to steady stock market development.

    • Increased in profit due to demand for fail-cover purposes.

    • Increased in profit due to steady stock market conditions.

    • Increased in profit due to carry revenue accumulation and the effect of portfolio substitution.



    Key Points

    • Trust fees

      • Maintained steady performance in trust fees from services such as custodial trust services.

  1. ‌Summary of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of FY 2025 (JSF Trust Bank)

    JSF Trust Bank

    (Non-consolidated)

    (¥ mn)

    First Quarter of FY 2025

    YoY Chg.

    % YoY Chg.

    Ordinary revenues

    4,656

    +2,480

    (+114.0%)

    Trust fees

    876

    +39

    (+4.6%)

    Ordinary expenses

    3,614

    +2,455

    (+211.8%)

    Ordinary profit

    1,042

    +25

    (+2.4%)

    Net income

    721

    +18

    (+2.6%)



  2. ‌Performance Forecasts for FY 2025

    (No changes since the last announcement)

    (¥ mn)

    FY 2025

    Performance Forecasts

    Y o Y

    Change from previous forecasts

    Consolidated

    Operating profit

    12,400

    +1,070

    >

    Ordinary profit

    13,200

    +692

    >

    Profit attributable to owners of parent

    9,400

    -975

    >

    JSF

    Operating profit

    10,300

    +1,269

    >

    Ordinary profit

    12,900

    +2,292

    >

    Net income

    9,600

    +1,113

    >

    JSF Trust and Banking

    Ordinary profit

    1,773

    +17

    >

    Net income

    1,230

    +3

    >

    Nihon

    Building

    Operating profit

    435

    -89

    >

    Ordinary profit

    695

    -20

    >

    Net income

    455

    -782

    >



  3. ‌Shareholder Returns

(No changes since the last announcement)

Shareholder Return Policy

Continue to aim for a total payout ratio of 100% on a cumulative basis from FY 2023

through FY 2025, through dividends and flexible implementation of share buy-backs.

Dividends per share and Share Buy-Back amount

The ordinary dividend is expected to increase by ¥12



* The estimated performance for FY 2025 was released on May 15, 2025.

Total payout ratio: 100.0%

*based on performance

forecasts

In the above chart, dividends per share in FY 2025 are forecasts and share buy-back amount is maximum amount of repurchase.

Dividend forecast: ¥80

Share buy-back (maximum):

¥2.8 bn, 1.7 mn shares



‌This document includes statements relating to business forecasts. These statements do not guarantee future business performance; they contain risks and uncertainties. Future business performance may vary significantly depending on the stock market and financial conditions or other factors.