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GMO Click registers 24% jump in revenues

byCT Report
16/01/2016
in International Customs, World Business
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WASHINGTON: GMO Click Holdings Inc (TYO:7177), the parent company of Japanese online trading giant GMO Click Securities, today posted its preliminary financial metrics for December 2015.

After a subdued November, the company managed to see a recovery in its operating revenues, which reached JPY 2.53 billion ($21.6 million) in December 2015. The result, which is the strongest result for the company for the final quarter of last year, is 24% higher than the JPY 2.04 billion GMO Click registered in November 2015.

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On the downside, the operating revenues for the quarter to December 31, 2015, at JPY 6.76 billion, were 12% lower than the revenues registered in the preceding quarter.

The financial results for December 2015 are in tune with the robust trading volumes reported by GMO Click Securities for the last month. The broker registered OTC Forex volumes of JPY 77.47 trillion in December 2015, a result which is 14.9% stronger than the reading of JPY 67.42 trillion registered in November 2015.

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