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ORIX Corporation (NYSE: IX) files detailed reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that give investors insight into its diversified financial and operating businesses. As a foreign private issuer, ORIX submits annual reports on Form 20-F and current reports on Form 6-K, in addition to other required disclosures. The company has announced the submission of its annual Form 20-F for fiscal years ended March 31, and these filings present U.S. GAAP financial information for ORIX Corporation and its subsidiaries.
In its consolidated financial results for the six months ended September 30, 2025, filed via Form 6-K, ORIX provides total revenues, total expenses, income before income taxes, net income attributable to ORIX Corporation shareholders, earnings per share, return on equity and return on assets. The filing also includes segment information for areas such as Corporate Financial Services and Maintenance Leasing, Real Estate and PE Investment and Concession, with segment profits and segment assets, and explains key drivers such as operating lease revenues, finance revenues, service income and gains on investment securities and dividends.
Other 6-K filings document capital management actions, including notices regarding share repurchase status. These filings specify the class of shares repurchased (common shares), total numbers of shares repurchased, total purchase prices, repurchase periods and authorization limits approved by the Board of Directors. Additional 6-Ks cover topics such as interim dividends, revisions to earnings and dividend forecasts, and partial amendments to repurchase programs.
ORIX also files 6-Ks on corporate governance and strategic transactions, including changes in Representative Executive Officers and Chief Executive Officer, management changes and organizational reform, and tender offers conducted by subsidiaries such as OFI 01 Corporation for I-NET Corp. For investors analyzing IX, these filings provide primary data on segment performance, capital allocation, corporate structure and significant investments.
On this SEC filings page, Stock Titan surfaces ORIX’s Form 20-F and 6-K submissions as they appear on EDGAR and enhances them with AI-powered summaries. AI-generated overviews highlight the main points of lengthy documents, real-time updates show new filings as they are released, and insider and ownership-related disclosures can be reviewed alongside financial statements and segment notes. This helps investors quickly understand how ORIX’s financing, investment, life insurance, banking, asset management, real estate, environment and energy, and transportation-related activities are reflected in its official regulatory reporting.
ORIX Corporation plans to transfer all shares of its consolidated subsidiary ORIX Bank Corporation to Daiwa Next Bank, a subsidiary of Daiwa Securities Group, for 370 billion yen, under a share transfer agreement signed on April 27, 2026.
ORIX Bank, a branchless internet-focused lender with strong positions in real estate investment loans and corporate lending to sectors such as renewable energy and logistics, will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Daiwa Next Bank. ORIX expects to record approximately 124.2 billion yen of income before tax in its consolidated results and about 318.4 billion yen in gains on sales of investments in affiliates as extraordinary income in its non-consolidated results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027. The share transfer is scheduled to be completed by October 2026.
ORIX Corporation reports that an affiliate has signed an equity interest transfer agreement to sell 100% of IX NTI Holdings, LLC, the holding company for U.S.-based Network Connex, to NTI Buyer LLC, an Olympus Partners–affiliated special purpose company. IX NTI Holdings, invested in 2018 via ORIX Capital Partners, has supported add‑on acquisitions, organic growth and governance improvements, with Network Connex’s revenue reaching a record high in the previous fiscal year. ORIX will transfer its membership interest from 100.00% to 0.00%, so IX NTI Holdings will cease to be a specified subsidiary after closing, which is planned promptly once conditions precedent, including Hart‑Scott‑Rodino antitrust approvals, are satisfied. ORIX states that the gain on the sale cannot yet be reasonably estimated and that there is no revision to its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026.
ORIX Corporation plans a simplified absorption-type company split to integrate its consolidated subsidiary Tsukuba Lease Corporation into ORIX and ORIX Auto Corporation. All lease and installment sales businesses of Tsukuba Lease, which generated revenues of JPY 1,701 million for the fiscal year ended March 2025, will transfer to the successor companies.
The board decided the split and subsequent dissolution/liquidation of Tsukuba Lease on April 13, 2026, with the split scheduled to take effect on August 1, 2026. ORIX will pay consideration based on the book value of Tsukuba Lease’s lease and installment receivables as of July 31, 2026. ORIX states there will be no change to its name, capital, or fiscal year-end, and it expects the impact on consolidated financial results to be immaterial.
ORIX CORP officer Yamada Masataka filed an initial Form 3 showing indirect holdings of share-based compensation points. The filing reports 6,228 share-based compensation points held through a Board Incentive Plan Trust, each point representing a right to receive one share of Common Stock upon retirement.
ORIX Corporation has announced management changes and an organizational reform focused on clarifying responsibilities across business units. President and CEO Hidetake Takahashi remains in his role, continuing as Representative Executive Officer and head of the Digital Innovation Unit, while responsibility for the Corporate Strategy and Management Unit shifts to another executive.
Satoru Matsuzaki becomes Chief Operating Officer of the Japan & APAC Business Unit, and Yoshiteru Suzuki becomes Chief Operating Officer of the Infrastructure Business Unit. Shuji Irie is appointed Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, and now oversees the Corporate Strategy and Management Unit.
Additional adjustments include changes in roles within the USA & Europe Business Unit and real estate operations, as well as renaming the Concession Business Development Department to the Public Infrastructure Business Department within the Infrastructure Business Unit, aligning titles more closely with their operating responsibilities.
ORIX CORP director Stan Koyanagi has filed an initial ownership report showing that he holds 5,000 American Depositary Shares of ORIX CORP. This Form 3 filing records his existing stake as a director and does not disclose any recent share purchases or sales.
ORIX CORP director Seki Miwa has reported initial holdings of share-based compensation in a Form 3 filing. The filing shows an indirect interest in 2,000 share-based compensation points held through a Board Incentive Plan Trust. Each point represents the right to receive one share of ORIX common stock upon retirement.
ORIX Corporation director Sano Aiko has filed an initial ownership report showing deferred share-based compensation, rather than a market trade. The filing lists 11,000 share-based compensation points held indirectly through a Board Incentive Plan Trust. Each point represents a right to receive one share of ORIX common stock upon retirement.
ORIX CORP director Inoue Makoto filed an initial ownership report detailing his equity interests in the company. The filing shows 105,000 shares of Common Stock held directly, reflecting his current direct stake.
In addition, he is associated with 922,508 share-based compensation points held indirectly through a Board Incentive Plan Trust. According to the plan, each point represents a right to receive one share of Common Stock upon retirement, giving him a substantial deferred equity interest alongside his direct holdings.
ORIX Corporation officer Shuji Irie has reported his equity interests in the company. He holds 131,600 shares of Common Stock directly. In addition, through a Board Incentive Plan Trust, he has share-based compensation points that correspond to 15,570 underlying shares of Common Stock, which he is entitled to receive upon retirement.