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To own SBI Holdings, you need to be comfortable with a diversified financial group that combines traditional financial services with higher risk fintech and digital asset exposure. The newly announced ¥50,000 million share repurchase does not materially alter the near term earnings outlook or the key risk that returns from PE and crypto related investments may prove volatile and hard to repeat.
The board’s decision to issue paid stock options to directors of SBI Holdings and its subsidiaries sits alongside the buyback in reshaping the equity base. While the options could dilute earnings per share when exercised, the buyback may partially offset this, making it important to watch how overall share count evolves against the catalysts investors are focusing on.
Yet investors should also factor in how dependent recent profits have been on revaluations of private equity and crypto related holdings, since...
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SBI Holdings’ narrative projects ¥1696.9 billion revenue and ¥181.7 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how SBI Holdings' forecasts yield a ¥6538 fair value, a 103% upside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see SBI’s fair value between ¥5,728.95 and ¥12,832.27, showing wide disagreement on upside. You can weigh those views against the risk that earnings could be pressured if returns from PE and crypto related investments become less supportive over time.
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