In the face of Forex market volatility and rising volumes at GMO Click Securities, operating revenues at GMO Click Holdings fell to JPY 2.43 billion ($19.8 million) last month.
GMO Click’s operating revenues decline 9% MoM in June 2015
GMO Click Holdings Inc (TYO:7177), the parent of Japanese Forex broker GMO Click Securities, earlier today posted its preliminary financial metrics for June 2015. Revenues at GMO Click fell further in monthly terms, with the decline gathering pace in the face of the improvement in trading volumes that GMO Click Securities registered last month.
GMO Click recorded operating revenues of JPY 2.43 billion in June 2015, down 8.6% from the JPY 2.66 billion registered in May 2015.
The result recorded in May 2015 was itself 3.3% lower than the JPY 2.75 billion in revenues the company registered in April 2015.
We now have data for the first three months of GMO Click’s new financial year that will end on March 31, 2016. Operating revenues for the first quarter equal JPY 7.84 billion.
Whereas GMO Click’s operating revenues edged lower in June 2015, another Japanese Forex broker – Invast Securities, enjoyed much better financials last month. Invast saw its operating revenues surge 33.5% in June when compared to May 2015 levels.
GMO Click’s Operating Revenues
To view the official announcement by GMO Click on its June metrics, click here.
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