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ORIX India, celebrating 30 years in 2025 with a Rs 300 crore equity infusion from its Japanese parent, has become a key player in India's mobility and financial services sector. The company provides a range of solutions including vehicle operating leases, car rentals, and fleet management, consistently maintaining a AAA rating. Vivek Wadhera, MD & CEO, highlights how auto leasing offers a flexible, cost-effective alternative to traditional car ownership for individuals and corporations, and is poised for significant growth and innovation in India's evolving mobility landscape.

ORIX Corporation will pay a dividend of ¥59.91 on June 4th, bringing its annual payment to 2.6% of the current stock price, which is average for the industry. While the company's past dividend growth has been strong, with EPS forecast to expand by 7.5% next year, its dividend history includes cuts, leading to concerns about its reliability as an income stock. The payout ratio is predicted to be 40%, making the dividend's sustainability comfortable, despite a lack of strong cash flows.

AGC Inc. and ORIX Corporation have launched Japan's first horizontal recycling scheme for window glass, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and waste. This initiative transforms discarded window glass into new flat glass, leveraging ORIX's waste management expertise and AGC's manufacturing capabilities. The collaboration seeks to establish a sustainable circular economy, addressing the challenges of quality assurance and economic viability in glass recycling.

The Maples Group advised ORIX Corporation on the launch of a US$2.5 billion Japan-targeted private equity fund, in partnership with Qatar Investment Authority. This marks ORIX's first fund to accept international third-party investment for Japanese domestic private equity, focusing on companies with an enterprise value of at least 30 billion yen. The Maples Group provided comprehensive legal counsel through its Hong Kong office and fund administration and governance through its Fund and Fiduciary Services teams.

Henry James International Management Inc. reduced its stake in Orix Corp Ads (NYSE:IX) by 12.9%, selling 35,900 shares and now owning 242,969 shares valued at $5.47 million. The stock, which comprises 1.8% of the firm's holdings, trades near its 12-month high after Orix reported strong quarterly earnings, surpassing analyst estimates for both EPS and revenue. Despite increased institutional buying from other firms, the sell-side consensus for Orix Corp Ads remains a "Hold."

Singapore's Igneo Infrastructure Partners and Japan's Orix Corp. are bidding to acquire a controlling stake in the Dutch Amsterdam 1 Data Center from Macquarie Asset Management. The deal is estimated at 900 million euros ($1 billion), with final proposals expected in January 2026. This move highlights increasing investor interest in infrastructure, particularly data centers, driven by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence.