Orient Securities Company: Q3 and nine-month profits rose sharply on robust investment and wealth management growth

Net profit rose 64.02% and revenue grew 38.87% year-over-year in H1 2025, driven by strong performance across wealth management, investment banking, and institutional business. Asset-liability ratio remained stable, and digital transformation advanced product and service innovation.

Original document: Orient Securities Company Limited Class A [600958] Interim report — Sep. 1 2025

Orient Securities , also trading as DFZQ, expects an attributable profit of between 3.25 billion yuan and 3.6 billion yuan for the first half of 2025, up 54% to 71% from 2.11 billion yuan a year prior, a late Monday Hong Kong bourse filing said.

Shares of the Chinese investment bank and brokerage firm were up nearly 1% in Tuesday afternoon trading.

The firm attributed the anticipated rise in profit mainly to a growth in revenue from wealth

and asset management, investment banking and alternative investments, institutions and sales trading, international, and other businesses.

Wuxi Zhenhua Auto Parts will issue convertible bonds worth 520 million yuan, according to a Shanghai bourse disclosure on Wednesday.

The convertible bonds have a term of six years. The initial coupon rate will be 0.2% in the first year and will eventually increase to 2.5% in the sixth year, the Chinese automotive stampings company said.

Orient Securities , also trading as DFZQ, is the lead underwriter of the issuance.

Zhenhua Auto Parts' shares closed less than 3% lower.

Orient Securities , also trading as DFZQ, is looking to buy back between 18.52 million shares and 37.04 million shares for between 250 million yuan and 500 million yuan, a Tuesday Hong Kong bourse filing said.

The shares, which will be repurchased within three months of board approval at 13.5 yuan apiece, represent 0.22% to 0.44% of the Chinese investment bank and brokerage firm's issued share capital.

Q1 2025 saw operating income rise 49% and net profit jump 62% year-over-year, driven by strong investment gains and brokerage growth. Asset management fees declined, but risk and liquidity metrics improved.

Original document: Orient Securities Company Limited Class A [600958] Interim report — Apr. 29 2025

Orient Securities , also trading as DFZQ, recorded a 62% rise in attributable profit for the three months ended March 31 to 1.44 billion yuan from 886 million yuan a year prior, a Monday filing with the Hong Kong bourse said.

Basic EPS for the year stood at 0.16 yuan, up from 0.10 yuan in the year-ago period.

The Chinese investment bank and brokerage firm's operating revenue surged 49% to 5.38 billion yuan in the period from 3.61 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2024.

The firm attributed the higher profit and revenue mainly to a boost in revenue from the proprietary securities and wealth management business segments.