Samsung Securities Co., Ltd. (016360.KS) Monday reported full-year 2025 results, posting consolidated net income of KRW 1,008.4 billion or KRW 11,292 per share, an increase from KRW 899 billion or KRW 10,068 per share in 2024.
The company reported consolidated net income of KRW 216.2 billion in the fourth quarter, compared with KRW 147.7 billion in the same quarter last year. Net revenue for the fourth quarter came in at KRW 659.6 billion, an increase from KRW 477.8 billion in the same quarter last year, while operating income increased to KRW 331.7 billion, from KRW 210.8 billion in the same period last year.
Net revenues for the year rose to KRW 2,521.7 billion, supported by strong brokerage performance and higher trading activity. Brokerage commission income jumped 32 percent to KRW 746.3 billion, driven by robust overseas equity trading, while trading and interest income increased 8.2 percent to KRW 1,140.4 billion. Pretax income increased 12.3 percent year over year to KRW 1,358.6 billion, while annualized return on equity improved to 13.1 percent.
Management highlighted continued growth in retail client assets, expansion in overseas trading, and stable capital ratios, while outlining a 2026 strategy focused on digitalization, retail leadership, and diversified investment banking revenue streams.
016360.KS currently trades at KRW 92,600 or 4.4% higher on the KSE.
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