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When ORIX launched its Growth Strategy 2035 in May 2025, it set two headline targets - net income of 1 trillion yen and a return on equity of 15% - as well as a central ambition: to transform itself from a balance sheet investor into a glo…
At its inaugural ORIX Investor Day in London this July, ORIX communicated its Growth Strategy 2035, a plan to move to an asset management model that accelerates growth while also lifting financial returns – with a target of reaching a 15% …
When ORIX launched its Growth Strategy 2035 just over a year ago, some observers wondered whether the targets - a 15% return on equity and 1 trillion yen in net profit - were more aspiration than plan.
For more than 60 years, ORIX has been one of Japan's best-kept secrets: a widely diversified and quietly formidable corporate group that has expanded across industries and continents while remaining, to much of the international investment…
When ORIX launched its Growth Strategy 2035 in May 2025, the ambition was clear: reach 1 trillion yen ($6.3 billion) in net profit and a 15% return on equity in ten years.
The July 7, 2025 issue of Nikkei Business, a leading Japanese business magazine, featured a cover story on ORIX Group.
The July 7, 2025 issue of Nikkei Business, a leading Japanese business magazine, featured a cover story on ORIX Group.
The July 7, 2025 issue of Nikkei Business, a leading Japanese business magazine, featured a cover story on ORIX Group.
The July 7, 2025 issue of Nikkei Business, a leading Japanese business magazine, featured a cover story on ORIX Group.
The shortage of successors for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Japan is becoming increasingly serious each year. As a result, the number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A deals) involving mid-sized and small businesses continue…
Here are three interesting facts about Japan: First, it has one of the largest number of publicly listed companies in the world; at over 3,700 in 2020 only India, the US, China and Canada have more, according to World Bank figures. Second,…
