SBI Holdings (TYO:8473) posted profit attributable to owners of 148.1 billion yen for the fiscal first quarter, up 75% from 84.6 billion yen a year earlier.
Earnings per share for the three months ended June 30 came in at 214.32 yen, up from 130.48 yen a year earlier.
Revenue increased 29% to 571 billion yen from 443.2 billion yen.
The board revised its interim dividend forecast to 30 yen per share, an increase from the split-adjusted 20 yen interim dividend paid a year earlier.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) attributable profit surged to NT$21.1 billion in the second quarter from NT$7.52 billion a year earlier.Diluted earnings per share rose to NT$4.61 from NT$1.70 a year earlier.Revenue climbed 27% year over year to NT$191.1 billion due to higher semiconductor assembly, testing and electronic manufacturing services sales. On a sequential basis, revenue increased 10%.Gross margin improved to 21% from 20% in the first quarter, while operating margin rose to 11% from 10%, it said.
Fitch Ratings affirmed Sinochem International's (SHA:600500) long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating and senior unsecured rating at A-, with a stable outlook, the ratings firm said Thursday.The new ratings reflected the state-owned firm's parent, Sinochem Holdings Corporation, which was rated with "Low" legal, "Medium" strategic, and "High" operational incentives to support Sinochem.The ratings firm decided to withdraw the ratings due to commercial reasons.
Cinda Securities (SHA:601059) posted first-half attributable net profit of 1.10 billion yuan, up 7.2% from 1.02 billion yuan the previous year.Earnings per share were unchanged at 0.30 yuan, according to a filing with the Shanghai bourseOperating revenue climbed 20% year over year to 2.44 billion yuan from 2.04 billion yuan.Shares of the brokerage were down 1% in recent trade.