Nomura Holdings reports on October 28 with revenue expected to fall 47%

what happened

Nomura Holdings is scheduled to report results on October 28 for the period ending September 30, 2026. According to the mean estimate of three analysts, compiled by LSEG and cited by Earnings Preview, revenue is expected to fall 47%, to 616.007 billion yen from 1.16 trillion yen a year earlier.

The mean earnings estimate stands at 36.08 yen per share and has not changed over the past three months. Of the five ratings, most are buy or strong buy, four are hold, and none are sell. The median 12-month price target is 1,700 yen, about 19.6% above the last close of 1,421.50 yen.

A separate report from the same publisher on the American depositary receipts gives an earnings estimate of 20 cents per share, a rise of about 42.9% in the mean estimate over three months, and one strong buy rating. The median price target of $11.22 is about 24.9% above the $8.98 close.

why it matters

The key point for markets is the sharp expected drop in revenue while earnings estimates have held steady. Investors will compare the actual figures with consensus, and any gap could set the tone for Nomura's shares and sentiment across Japan's financial sector.

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