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  • Nomura Holdings' ¥60 Billion Buyback with Stock Compensation: Impact on Shareholders
    February 8, 2026, 5:48 PM EST. Nomura Holdings (TSE:8604) has approved a ¥60 billion share repurchase program covering 3.41% of its free float through September 2026. This buyback aims to enhance capital efficiency and fund stock compensation, linking employee incentives with capital returns. The plan may support per-share metrics but is partly offset by shares awarded to employees. Nomura remains a mature capital markets firm facing slowing earnings momentum and modest return on equity. Market views on its valuation range widely, with some pricing the stock up to 16% below fair value. Key challenges include integrating Macquarie asset management and stabilizing revenue growth while managing dividend unevenness. Investors should weigh the balanced risks and potential benefits in context of Nomura's steady but slow growth outlook.

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Gilead stock at 52-week high after FDA Yescarta label change, with earnings next

Gilead stock at 52-week high after FDA Yescarta label change, with earnings next

8 February 2026
Gilead shares rose 2.1% to a 52-week high of $152.50 after the FDA cleared a label update for Kite’s Yescarta therapy in rare brain lymphoma. CEO Daniel O’Day exercised and sold 115,640 shares under a pre-set plan. The FDA decision removes a prior use limitation for Yescarta in relapsed or refractory primary CNS lymphoma.

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Jardine Matheson share price today: J36 slips as buybacks and Mandarin Oriental delisting land

Jardine Matheson share price today: J36 slips as buybacks and Mandarin Oriental delisting land

21 January 2026
Jardine Matheson shares fell 0.6% to US$74.46 in Singapore Wednesday after regulatory filings showed continued share buybacks and a completed cash acquisition of the remaining Mandarin Oriental stake. The company repurchased and cancelled over 100,000 shares this week, reducing issued capital. Allan & Gill Gray Foundation’s voting rights dipped just below 5%. Broader market sentiment remained cautious after a sharp U.S. selloff.
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