Orix (NYSE:IX) today revealed fiscal third-quarter earnings that beat analyst expectations, marking a steady start for its new leadership as the Japanese financial giant pivots toward a more regionalized global structure.
The Tokyo-based diversified financial group posted net income of $769.8 million, or 69 cents per share, for the three months ended Dec. 31, 2025.
The result outperformed the 67-cent consensus estimate, providing a much-needed win for Hidetake Takahashi, who assumed the role of CEO on Jan. 1, 2026.
Total revenue reached $5.48 billion, an increase from the $5.1 billion anticipated by Wall Street, driven by robust performance in its environment and energy segment and a recovery in its real estate operations.
The quarter was defined by Orix’s transition to a new management structure, which split its sprawling operations into three primary units: Japan & APAC, USA & Europe, and Infrastructure.
This reorganization aimed to sharpen focus on high-growth sectors like renewable energy and digital finance.
Pre-tax profits for the nine-month period reached a record level, supported by successful asset divestments and higher investment income from its life insurance business.