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    SEC Form 6-K filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored

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    6-K 1 d938590d6k.htm FORM 6-K Form 6-K
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    UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

    Washington, D.C. 20549

    FORM 6-K

    REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER

    PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16 UNDER

    THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

    For the month of May 2025

    Commission File Number 001-34919

    SUMITOMO MITSUI FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.

    (Translation of registrant’s name into English)

    1-2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan

    (Address of principal executive offices)

     

    Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form 20-F or Form 40-F:

      Form 20-F ☒   Form 40-F ☐


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    SIGNATURES

    Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

     

      Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc.   
      By:  

     /s/ Jun Okahashi

      
        Name:   Jun Okahashi   
        Title:  

    Executive Officer & General Manager,

    Financial Accounting Dept.

      

    Date: May 14, 2025


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    Financial Results

    Fiscal Year 3/2025

     - Supplementary Information - 

     

    Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc.


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     1.

      Income analysis   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        1

     2.

      Interest spread (domestic)     Non-consolidated    …        3

     3.

      Gains (losses) on securities     Non-consolidated    …        3

     4.

      Unrealized gains (losses) on securities   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        4

     5.

      Balance of securities, classified by maturity     Non-consolidated    …        5

     6.

      Notional amount of interest rate swaps (under deferred hedge accounting), classified by remaining maturity     Non-consolidated    …        5

     7.

      Employee retirement benefits   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        6

     8.

      Classification based on self-assessment and the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, and write-offs / reserves     Non-consolidated    …        7

     9.

      Reserve for possible loan losses and reserve ratio   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        8

    10.

      Non-performing loans (NPLs) based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, and coverage   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        9

    11.

      Results of off-balancing of NPLs     Non-consolidated    …        10

    12.

      Loan portfolio, classified by industry     Non-consolidated    …        11

    13.

      Loan portfolio, classified by country     Non-consolidated    …        13

    14.

      Balance of deposits and loans     Non-consolidated    …        14

    15.

      Deferred tax assets and liabilities     Non-consolidated    …        15

    16.

      Capital ratio (BIS guidelines)   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        16

    17.

      ROE   Consolidated      …        16

    18.

      Earnings targets and dividends forecast for FY3/2026   Consolidated    Non-consolidated    …        17

    Reference: Financial statements of SMBC

        Non-consolidated    …        18

     

      Notes   1.   Consolidated: Consolidated figures of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. (“The Company”)
        2.   Non-consolidated: Non-consolidated figures of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (“SMBC”)

     

    This document contains “forward-looking statements” (as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995), regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of us and our managements with respect to our future financial condition and results of operations. In many cases but not all, these statements contain words such as “anticipate,” “believe,” “estimate,” “expect,” “intend,” “may,” “plan,” “probability,” “risk,” “project,” “should,” “seek,” “target,” “will” and similar expressions. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ from those expressed in or implied by such forward-looking statements contained or deemed to be contained herein. The risks and uncertainties which may affect future performance include: deterioration of Japanese and global economic conditions and financial markets; declines in the value of our securities portfolio; our ability to successfully implement our business strategy through our subsidiaries, affiliates and alliance partners; exposure to new risks as we expand the scope of our business; and incurrence of significant credit-related costs. Given these and other risks and uncertainties, you should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this document. We undertake no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.

    Please refer to our most recent disclosure documents such as our annual report on Form 20-F and other documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as our earnings press releases, for a more detailed description of the risks and uncertainties that may affect our financial conditions and our operating results, and investors’ decisions.


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     1. Income analysis

     

    Consolidated           (Millions of yen)
             FY3/2025             FY3/2024
         

     

     Change  

     

     
               

    Consolidated gross profit

      1    4,126,746     387,928         3,738,818  
               
       

    Net interest income

      2    2,338,218     457,565         1,880,653  
               
       

    Trust fees

      3    9,733     1,538         8,195  
               
       

    Net fees and commissions

      4    1,559,176     77,146         1,482,030  
               
       

    Net trading income

      5    383,566     275,810         107,756  
               
       

    Net other operating income

      6    (163,949)    (424,132)      260,183  
               
    General and administrative expenses   7    (2,401,955)    (151,362)      (2,250,593) 
               
    Equity in gains (losses) of affiliates   8    (5,504)    (77,490)      71,986  
     
               
    Consolidated net business profit   9    1,719,286     159,075       1,560,211  
     
               
    Total credit cost   10    (344,547)    (70,518)        (274,029) 
               
       

    Credit costs

      11    (360,997)    (70,033)        (290,964) 
                 

     

         

    Write-off of loans

      12    (151,583)    (7,865)        (143,718) 
                 
         

    Provision for reserve for possible loan losses

      13    (167,639)    (49,251)        (118,388) 
                 
         

    Others

      14    (41,774)    (12,917)        (28,857) 
               
       

    Recoveries of written-off claims

      15    16,449     (485)      16,934  
               
    Gains (losses) on stocks   16    509,847     260,030       249,817  
               
    Other income (expenses)   17    (165,103)    (95,233)      (69,870) 
     
               
    Ordinary profit    18    1,719,482     253,354       1,466,128  
     
               
    Extraordinary gains (losses)   19    (19,539)    104,239         (123,778) 
               
       

    Gains (losses) on disposal of fixed assets

      20    (11,753)    (3,513)        (8,240) 
               
       

    Losses on impairment of fixed assets

      21    (7,052)    6,644         (13,696) 
               
       

    Losses related to sale of freight car leasing business

      22    -     108,191         (108,191) 
               
       

    Gains on step acquisitions

      23    -     (7,080)      7,080  
               
    Income before income taxes   24    1,699,943     357,594       1,342,349  
               
    Income taxes - current   25    (577,307)    (134,571)      (442,736) 
               
    Income taxes - deferred   26    64,242     (4,831)      69,073  
               
    Profit   27    1,186,877     218,190       968,687  
               
    Profit attributable to non-controlling interests   28    (8,881)    (3,141)      (5,740) 
     
    Profit attributable to owners of parent   29    1,177,996     215,050         962,946  
     
    Notes:  

    1. Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down. Figures in parenthesis indicate the amount of loss or decrease.

     

    2. Consolidated gross profit = (Interest income - Interest expenses) + Trust fees + (Fees and commissions - Fees and commissions payments)

        + (Trading income - Trading losses) + (Other operating income - Other operating expenses)

     

    Number of consolidated subsidiaries and affiliates

               
              Mar. 31, 2025         Mar. 31, 2024 
         

     

     Change  

     

       
     

    Consolidated subsidiaries

      30           172     (3)               175  
     

    Equity method affiliates

      31    244     (73)        317  

     

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    SMBC non-consolidated             (Millions of yen)
                      FY3/2025            

    FY3/2024

             

     

     Change  

     

     
    Gross banking profit   1    2,256,559      371,361          1,885,198   
       

    Gross domestic profit

      2    1,064,815      228,003          836,812   
         

    Net interest income

      3    847,865      238,690          609,175   
         

    Trust fees

      4    3,437      435          3,002   
         

    Net fees and commissions

      5    251,826      3,264          248,562   
         

    Net trading income

      6    4,078      1,958          2,120   
         

    Net other operating income

      7    (42,393)     (16,345)       (26,048)  
                 
         

     Gains (losses) on bonds

      8    (46,070)     (32,048)         (14,022)  
       

    Gross international profit

      9    1,191,744      143,358          1,048,386   
         

    Net interest income

      10    803,424      246,591          556,833   
         

    Net fees and commissions

      11    293,995      12,831          281,164   
         

    Net trading income

      12    168,116      295,947          (127,831)  
         

    Net other operating income

      13    (73,791)     (412,011)       338,220   
                 
         

     Gains (losses) on bonds

      14    (9,123)     22,351        (31,474)  
    Expenses (excluding non-recurring losses)   15    (1,072,173)     (88,287)         (983,886)  
             

    Overhead ratio

      16    47.5%    (4.7%)        52.2% 
        Personnel expenses   17    (451,463)     (33,196)         (418,267)  
        Non-personnel expenses   18    (553,838)     (45,763)         (508,075)  
        Taxes   19    (66,872)     (9,329)       (57,543)  
     
    Banking profit (before provision for general reserve for possible loan losses)    20    1,184,386      283,075          901,311   
             

    Gains (losses) on bonds

      21    (55,194)     (9,697)         (45,497)  
       

    Core Banking Profit (20-21)

      22    1,239,580      292,771          946,809   
                 
           

    excluding gains (losses) on cancellation of investment trusts

      23    1,155,583      229,559          926,024   
     
    Provision for general reserve for possible loan losses   24    (103,499)     (82,840)         (20,659)  
    Banking profit   25    1,080,886      200,234          880,652   
    Non-recurring gains (losses)   26    407,176      247,358          159,818   
        Credit costs   27    (47,278)     28,535          (75,813)  
        Gains on reversal of reserve for possible loan losses   28    -      -          -   
        Recoveries of written-off claims   29    0      (214)         214   
        Gains (losses) on stocks   30    486,093      250,156          235,937   
        Other non-recurring gains (losses)    31    (31,639)     (31,120)       (519)  
     
    Ordinary profit   32    1,488,062      447,591          1,040,471   
     
    Extraordinary gains (losses)    33    (9,479)     (2,232)         (7,247)  

     

      Gains (losses) on disposal of fixed assets   34    (7,607)     (3,885)         (3,722)  
        Losses on impairment of fixed assets   35    (1,871)     1,654          (3,525)  
    Income before income taxes   36    1,478,583      445,360          1,033,223   
    Income taxes - current   37    (440,708)     (133,795)         (306,913)  
    Income taxes - deferred   38    30,691      (5,645)         36,336   
     
    Net income   39    1,068,566      305,920          762,646   
     
                   
    Total credit cost (24+27+28+29)   40    (150,778)     (54,520)         (96,258)  
        Provision for general reserve for possible loan losses   41    (103,499)     (82,840)         (20,659)  
        Write-off of loans   42    (10,806)     13,138          (23,944)  
        Provision for specific reserve for possible loan losses   43    (14,940)     32,098          (47,038)  
        Losses on sales of delinquent loans   44    (16,037)     (12,156)         (3,881)  
        Provision for loan loss reserve for specific overseas countries   45    (5,494)     (4,545)         (949)  
        Recoveries of written-off claims   46    0      (214)         214   

    Note: Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down. Figures in parenthesis indicate the amount of loss or decrease. 

     

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    2. Interest spread (domestic)

     

     SMBC non-consolidated                (%)
          FY3/2025                   

     

    FY3/2024

       

    Six months

    ended

    Sep. 30, 2024

          

    Six months 

    ended 

    Mar. 31, 2025 

     
    Yield on interest earning assets (A)    0.66    0.61          0.70        0.56  
       

    Interest earned on loans and bills discounted (C)

       1.02    0.94          1.09        0.84  
       

    Interest earned on securities

       1.32    1.58          1.05        0.81  
    Total cost of funding (including expenses) (B)    0.53    0.49          0.57        0.43  
       

    Cost of interest bearing liabilities

       0.09    0.06          0.12        0.02  
            

    Interest paid on deposits, etc. (D)

       0.06    0.03          0.09        0.00  
           

    Interest paid on other liabilities

       0.32    0.28          0.36        0.19  
       

    Expense ratio

       0.43    0.42          0.44        0.41  
    Overall interest spread (A) - (B)    0.13    0.12          0.13        0.13  
       

    Interest spread (C) - (D)

       0.96    0.91          1.00        0.84  

    Note:

      From FY3/2025, the yield on interest earning assets was calculated by considering interest earning portion of the deposit with the Bank of Japan, and this change was retroactively applied to FY3/2024.
                      
      Reference: After deducting loans to the Japanese government, etc.          
      Interest earned on loans and bills discounted (E)    1.04    0.97          1.12        0.86  
     

    Interest spread (E) - (D)

       0.98    0.94          1.03        0.86  

     3. Gains (losses) on securities

                  
     SMBC non-consolidated           (Millions of yen)
           

     

    FY3/2025

                    FY3/2024
                 Change    
    Gains (losses) on bonds   (55,194)         (9,697)         (45,497) 
       

    Gains on sales

      56,115          17,968          38,147  
       

    Losses on sales

      (105,946)         (26,353)         (79,593) 
       

    Gains on redemption

           0          0          0  
       

    Losses on redemption

           (5,363)         (1,312)         (4,051) 
       

    Losses on devaluation

           -          -          -  
                      
    Gains (losses) on stocks        486,093          250,156          235,937  
       

    Gains on sales

           533,438          225,993          307,445  
       

    Losses on sales

           (17,345)         (11,907)         (5,438) 
       

    Losses on devaluation

           (29,998)         36,072          (66,070) 

     

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     4. Unrealized gains (losses) on securities

     

     Consolidated                   (Millions of yen)
            Mar. 31, 2025   Mar. 31, 2024
          Balance sheet  amount     

    Net unrealized gains (losses)

     

      Balance sheet  amount      Net unrealized gains (losses)
    (b)
                   
          (a)   (a) - (b)   Gains   Losses
                           
       

    Held-to-maturity securities

      1    274,414       (6,174)    (4,769)    -     6,174     234,095       (1,405) 
                           
       

    Other securities

      2    39,776,760       2,806,023     (587,072)    3,546,118     740,095     36,132,798       3,393,095  
                             
           

    Stocks

      3    3,045,167       1,960,926     (876,091)    1,965,943     5,016     4,119,760       2,837,017  
                             
         

    Bonds

      4    13,893,477       (144,837)    (44,696)    7,508     152,345     10,760,383       (100,141) 
                               
            Japanese government bonds   5    11,180,546       (52,395)    2,429     104     52,500     7,547,376       (54,824) 
                             
         

    Others

      6    22,838,114       989,933     333,715     1,572,666     582,733     21,252,655       656,218  
                               
            Foreign bonds   7    17,424,744       (449,098)    241,481     83,706     532,804     16,836,216       (690,579) 
                           

     

     

    Other money held in trust

      8    520       -     -     -     -     315       -  
                           
       

    Total

      9    40,051,695       2,799,849     (591,840)    3,546,118     746,269     36,367,210       3,391,689  
                           
         

    Stocks

      10    3,045,167       1,960,926     (876,091)    1,965,943     5,016     4,119,760       2,837,017  
                           
         

    Bonds

      11    14,167,892       (151,011)    (49,464)    7,508     158,519     10,994,479       (101,547) 
                           
           

    Others

      12    22,838,635         989,933     333,715     1,572,666     582,733     21,252,970         656,218  
     SMBC non-consolidated                   (Millions of yen)
            Mar. 31, 2025   Mar. 31, 2024
          Balance sheet amount    

    Net unrealized gains (losses)

     

      Balance sheet amount     Net unrealized gains (losses)
    (b)
                   
          (a)   (a) - (b)   Gains   Losses
                           
       

    Held-to-maturity securities

      13    22,300       (1,158)    (680)    -     1,158     22,300       (478) 
                           
       

    Stocks of subsidiaries and affiliates

      14    5,009,805       (70,058)    11,650     19,490     89,548     4,945,212       (81,708) 
                           
       

    Other securities

      15    33,564,599       1,774,438     (753,303)    2,498,161     723,723     30,599,803       2,527,741  
                             
         

    Stocks

      16    2,693,563       1,817,170     (841,837)    1,822,127     4,957     3,709,291       2,659,007  
                             
         

    Bonds

      17    13,835,139       (140,894)    (42,645)    7,521     148,416     10,943,768       (98,249) 
                               
            Japanese government bonds   18    11,180,546       (52,395)    2,429     104     52,500     7,547,376       (54,824) 
                             
         

    Others

      19    17,035,896       98,162     131,177     668,512     570,349     15,946,743       (33,015) 
                               
            Foreign bonds   20    12,711,011       (458,910)    203,312     61,892     520,802     12,426,880       (662,222) 
                           
       

    Total

      21    38,596,705       1,703,221     (742,334)    2,517,651     814,430     35,567,315       2,445,555  
                           
         

    Stocks

      22    2,987,917       1,818,870     (842,764)    1,823,828     4,957     4,004,093       2,661,634  
                           
         

    Bonds

      23    13,857,439       (142,052)    (43,324)    7,521     149,574     10,966,068       (98,728) 
                           
           

    Others

      24    21,751,347         26,402     143,752     686,301     659,898     20,597,152         (117,350) 

     

    Notes:   1.   The figures above include negotiable certificates of deposit in “Cash and due from banks” and beneficiary claims on loan trust in “Monetary claims bought.”
      2.   Net unrealized gains (losses) are valuated at market prices as of the balance sheet date.
      3.   Other securities and Other money held in trust are measured at market prices. Unrealized gains (losses) indicate the difference between the acquisition costs (or amortized costs) and the balance sheet amounts.

     

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    5. Balance of securities, classified by maturity

    Balance of other securities with maturities and bonds of held-to-maturity

     

     SMBC non-consolidated

     

     

                   

     

    (Billions of yen)

     

              Mar. 31, 2025     Mar. 31, 2024
                               
             1 year
    or less
        More than
    1 year to
    5 years
        More than
    5 years to
    10 years
        More than
    10 years
        Total     1 year
    or less
        More than
    1 year to
    5 years
        More than
    5 years to
    10 years
        More than
    10 years
        Total
                         
    Bonds     10,374.0        2,320.2        692.5        470.7        13,857.4        6,501.1        2,577.7        1,167.7        719.6      10,966.1 
        Japanese government 
    bonds
        9,663.6        1,352.8        39.6        124.5        11,180.5        5,793.3        1,322.7        119.5        311.8      7,547.4 
       

    Japanese local

    government bonds

        126.0        268.0        417.1        4.0        815.1        71.4        264.7        700.8        9.8      1,046.7 
       

    Japanese short-term

    bonds

        49.9        -        -        -        49.9        319.9        -        -        -      319.9 
       

    Japanese corporate

    bonds

        534.4        699.4        235.8        342.2        1,811.8        316.5        990.2        347.3        398.0      2,052.1 
                         
    Others     2,665.0        4,342.5        2,314.9        4,766.7        14,089.0        3,213.2        4,248.1        1,570.5        4,044.6      13,076.4 
                         
    Total     13,039.0        6,662.6        3,007.4        5,237.4        27,946.4        9,714.3        6,825.8        2,738.2        4,764.2      24,042.5 
                                                                                            

     6. Notional amount of interest rate swaps (under deferred hedge accounting), classified by remaining maturity

     

     SMBC non-consolidated

     

      

     (Billions of yen)

     

            Mar. 31, 2025   Mar. 31, 2024
                           
          1 year
    or less
      More than
    1 year to
    5 years
      More than
    5 years
      Total   1 year
    or less
      More than
    1 year to
    5 years
      More than
    5 years
      Total
        Receivable fixed rate
    / payable floating rate
      6,123.9    28,228.2    11,046.2    45,398.3    4,285.0    24,030.3    5,612.4    33,927.7 
        Receivable floating rate 
    / payable fixed rate
      1,101.7    9,181.4    13,470.7    23,753.7    1,223.6    7,761.0    10,739.1    19,723.7 
        Receivable floating rate 
    / payable floating rate
      425.0    -    -    425.0    -    -    -    - 
                     

    Total

      7,650.6    37,409.6    24,516.9    69,577.0    5,508.7    31,791.3    16,351.5    53,651.4 
                                                                                     

     

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     7. Employee retirement benefits

     Consolidated

     (1) Projected benefit obligation

     

      (Millions of yen)
                Mar. 31, 2025           Mar. 31, 2024
           

     

    Change

     

     
    Fair value of plan assets   (A)   1,805,602     (15,617)        1,821,219  
    Projected benefit obligation   (B)   852,205     (92,485)        944,690  
    Net surplus (deficit)   (A-B)   953,397     76,869         876,528  
       

    Net defined benefit asset

          987,288     73,497         913,791  
       

    Net defined benefit liability

          33,890     (3,373)        37,263  
                         
    Measurements of defined benefit plans (before tax effect deduction)   (404,307)    5,465         (409,772) 
       

    Unrecognized prior service cost (deductible from the obligation)

      (9,408)    2,390         (11,798) 
       

    Unrecognized net actuarial gain (loss)

      (394,898)    3,076         (397,974) 

     

     (2) Retirement benefit expenses

     

      (Millions of yen)
                FY3/2025           FY3/2024
           

    Change

     

     
    Retirement benefit expenses       (26,369)    (17,641)        (8,728) 

     

     SMBC non-consolidated

     

     (1) Projected benefit obligation
        (Millions of yen)
                Mar. 31, 2025           Mar. 31, 2024
           

     

    Change

     

     
    Projected benefit obligation   (A)   709,650     (83,541)        793,191  
                  <Discount rate>     <1.95%>     <0.69%>       <1.26%>  
       

    Fair value of plan assets

      (B)   1,674,216     (15,254)        1,689,470  
       

    Reserve for employee retirement benefits

      (C)   -     -         -  
       

    Prepaid pension cost

      (D)   558,899     79,211         479,688  
        Unrecognized prior service cost (deductible from the obligation)   (E)   (11,047)    2,651         (13,698) 
       

    Unrecognized net actuarial gain (loss)

      (A-B-C+D-E)   (394,619)    8,273         (402,892) 

     

     (2) Retirement benefit expenses

     

        (Millions of yen)
                FY3/2025           FY3/2024
           

     

    Change

     

     
    Retirement benefit expenses       (50,869)    (20,007)        (30,862) 
       

    Service cost

          16,753     (1,820)        18,573  
       

    Interest cost on projected benefit obligation

          9,994     2,336         7,658  
       

    Expected returns on plan assets

          (45,704)    (6,454)        (39,250) 
       

    Amortization of unrecognized prior service cost

          (2,651)    -         (2,651) 
       

    Amortization of unrecognized net actuarial gain (loss)

          (37,739)    (11,673)        (26,066) 
       

    Others

          8,478     (2,396)        10,874  

     

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     8. Classification based on self-assessment and the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, and write-offs / reserves

     

    LOGO

     

     
    *1   Includes direct reduction of 197.8 billion yen.
    *2  

    Partially includes reserve for assets that is not subject to disclosure based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act.

    (Bankrupt/Effectively bankrupt borrowers: 3.0 billion yen, Potentially bankrupt borrowers: 7.2 billion yen)

    *3   Reserve ratios for claims on Bankrupt borrowers, Effectively bankrupt borrowers, Potentially bankrupt borrowers, Substandard borrowers and Borrowers requiring caution including Substandard borrowers are the proportion of the reserve for possible loan losses to each category’s total claims, excluding the portion secured by collateral or guarantees, etc.
    *4   Reserve ratios for claims on Normal borrowers and Borrowers requiring caution (excluding claims to Substandard borrowers) are the proportion of the reserve for possible loan losses to the respective claims of each category.
      The reserve ratio for unsecured claims on Borrowers requiring caution (excluding claims to Substandard borrowers) is shown in [ ].
    *5   Includes Specific reserve for Borrowers requiring caution totaling 0.0 billion yen.
    *6   The proportion of the reserve to the claims, excluding the portion secured by collateral or guarantees, etc.

     

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    9. Reserve for possible loan losses and reserve ratio

     

     Consolidated             (Millions of yen, %)
            Mar. 31, 2025           Mar. 31, 2024
             
          (a)  

    Reserve Ratio

    (b)

      (a) - (c)     (c)  

    Reserve Ratio

    (d)

    Reserve for possible loan losses

      925,931    105.02    108,353         817,578    79.91 
       

    General reserve

      727,715        131,734         595,981     
       

    Specific reserve

      176,280        (26,201)        202,481     
        Loan loss reserve for specific overseas countries   21,935        2,820         19,115     
                   
      Amount of direct reduction   242,971      (7,870)      250,841   
     SMBC non-consolidated             (Millions of yen, %)
            Mar. 31, 2025           Mar. 31, 2024
             
          (a)   Reserve Ratio  (b)   (a) - (c)     (c)  

    Reserve Ratio

    (d)

    Reserve for possible loan losses   625,538    116.60    102,153         523,385    83.08 
       

    General reserve

      500,305        103,499         396,806     
       

    Specific reserve

      103,319        (6,842)        110,161     
        Loan loss reserve for specific overseas countries   21,912        5,495         16,417     
                   
      Amount of direct reduction   197,764      (11,148)      208,912   

    Note: Reserve ratio (Reserve for possible loan losses / NPLs based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act (Excluding Normal Assets)) is after direct reduction.

     

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     10. Non-performing loans (NPLs) based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, and coverage

     

    Consolidated       (Millions of yen, %)
                Mar. 31, 2025       Mar. 31, 2024
        (a)   (a) - (b)   (b)
       

    Bankrupt and quasi-bankrupt assets

      75,234     (84,952)    160,186 
       

    Doubtful assets

      454,767     (107,859)    562,626 
       

    Substandard loans

      351,693     51,371     300,322 
       

     

     

    Past due loans (3 months or more)

      60,843     2,478     58,365 
           

    Restructured loans

      290,850     48,893     241,957 
    Total (A)   881,696     (141,439)    1,023,135 
     
       

    Normal assets

      130,080,805     5,049,175     125,031,630 
       

    Grand total (B)

      130,962,501     4,907,736     126,054,765 
    NPL ratio (A/B)   0.67     (0.14)    0.81 
              (Millions of yen)
                Mar. 31, 2025       Mar. 31, 2024
            (a)   (a) - (b)   (b)

    Total coverage (C)

      537,125     (159,683)    696,808 
       

    Reserve for possible loan losses (D)

      201,766     (19,207)    220,973 
       

    Amount recoverable by guarantees, collateral and others (E)

      335,359     (140,476)    475,835 
               
              (%)
    Coverage ratio (C) / (A)   60.92     (7.19)    68.11 
    Coverage ratio calculated with total reserve for possible loan losses included in the numerator   143.05     16.63     126.42 
              (%)
    Reserve ratio to unsecured assets (D) / (A - E)   36.93    (3.45)    40.38 
    Reserve ratio calculated with total reserve for possible loan losses included in the numerator   169.48     20.10     149.38 

    SMBC non-consolidated

          (Millions of yen, %)
                Mar. 31, 2025       Mar. 31, 2024
            (a)   (a) - (b)   (b)
       

    Bankrupt and quasi-bankrupt assets

      55,794     (75,385)    131,179 
       

    Doubtful assets

      323,461     (54,405)    377,866 
       

    Substandard loans

      157,232     36,286     120,946 
         

    Past due loans (3 months or more)

      21,665     (20)    21,685 
           

    Restructured loans

      135,566     36,306     99,260 
    Total (A)   536,487     (93,505)    629,992 
     
       

    Normal assets

      122,870,459     3,175,568     119,694,891 
       

    Grand total (B)

      123,406,947     3,082,064     120,324,883 

    NPL ratio (A/B)

      0.43     (0.09)    0.52 
                  (Millions of yen)
            Mar. 31, 2025       Mar. 31, 2024
        (a)   (a) - (b)   (b)
    Total coverage (C)   438,168     (125,832)    564,000 
        Reserve for possible loan losses (D)   150,039     12,577     137,462 
       

    Amount recoverable by guarantees, collateral and others (E)

      288,129     (138,409)    426,538 
              (%)
    Coverage ratio (C) / (A)   81.67     (7.86)    89.53 
    Coverage ratio calculated with total reserve for possible loan losses included in the numerator   170.31     19.53     150.78 
              (%)
    Reserve ratio to unsecured assets (D) / (A - E)   60.41     (7.15)    67.56 
    Reserve ratio calculated with total reserve for possible loan losses included in the numerator   251.87     (5.38)    257.25 

    Note: Reserve for possible loan losses is a sum of general reserve for substandard loans and specific reserve.

     

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     11. Results of off-balancing of NPLs

    SMBC non-consolidated

    (Billions of yen) 

                             
                           
                       

     Mar. 31, 2025 

    (a)

     

     

     

       (a) - (b)   

     

     

     

    NPLs 

    newly classified 

    during

    FY3/2025

     

    Amount of  

     off-balancing  

     

     

     

     Mar. 31, 2024 

    (b) 

     

     

                 

     

     

     

    Bankrupt and quasi-bankrupt assets

     

     

          55.8    (75.4)    11.1    (86.5)    131.2 
                 
       

     

    Doubtful assets

     

     

          323.5    (54.4)    189.3    (243.7)    377.9 
               
       

     

    Total

     

                  379.3    (129.8)    (*1)   200.4    (*1)  (330.2)    509.0 
                   

    Result of measures connected to off-balancing (*2)

      38.3          116.6 
                         
                 
           

     Breakdown of  

    off-balancing 

    by factor (*3) 

     

     

     

       

     

    Disposition by borrowers’ liquidation

     

     

    (3.9) 

     

     
           

     

    Reconstructive disposition

     

     

    (4.8) 

     

     
            Improvement in debtors’ performance due to reconstructive disposition   -    
           

     

    Loan sales to market

     

     

    (44.7) 

     

     
           

     

    Direct write-offs

     

     

    10.1  

     

     
           

     

    Others

     

     

    (286.9) 

     

     
             

     

    Collection / repayment, etc.

     

     

    (196.6) 

     
              Improvement in debtors’ performance   (90.3)   
                       
           

     

    Total

     

     

     

    (330.2) 

     

     

     

    *1    The amount of NPLs newly classified during the six months ended Sep. 30, 2024 and off-balanced in the six months ended Mar. 31, 2025 was 41.9 billion yen.
    *2    The measures connected to off-balancing are legal reorganizations and other similar measures, corporate splits to good companies and bad companies, partial direct write-offs of retail exposure to individuals and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and trusts to RCC for the purpose of revitalization which is scheduled to be off-balanced before the maturity.
    *3    1.    “Disposition by borrowers’ liquidation” refers to abandonment or write-off of loans involved in bankruptcy liquidation proceedings (bankruptcy or special liquidations).
       2.    “Reconstructive disposition” refers to abandonment of loans involved in reconstructive bankruptcy proceedings (corporate reorganization and civil rehabilitation), debt forgiveness involved in special mediation or other types of civil mediation, or debt forgiveness for restructuring involved in private reorganization.

     

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     12. Loan portfolio, classified by industry

     SMBC non-consolidated

    (1) Loans and bills discounted, classified by industry

    (Millions of yen, %) 

               Mar. 31, 2025                      Mar. 31, 2024        
         

     

     

     

     

    (a)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Ratio 

     

     

     

     

     

     

      (a) - (b)  

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    (b)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Ratio 

     

    Domestic offices
    (excluding Japan offshore banking accounts)
        67,445,102      100.0      2,950,182        64,494,920      100.0 
        Manufacturing     10,469,032      15.5      791,632        9,677,400      15.0 
        Agriculture, forestry, fisheries and mining     250,608      0.4      17,994        232,614      0.4 
        Construction     965,649      1.4      3,272        962,377      1.5 
        Transportation, communications and public enterprises     6,389,453      9.5      526,472        5,862,981      9.1 
        Wholesale and retail     5,248,452      7.8      122,470        5,125,982      8.0 
        Finance and insurance     9,133,482      13.5      1,142,642        7,990,840      12.4 
        Real estate     12,247,123      18.2      1,132,933        11,114,190      17.2 
        Goods rental and leasing     2,621,740      3.9      154,762        2,466,978      3.8 
        Various services     4,857,473      7.2      (445,770)       5,303,243      8.2 
        Municipalities     494,711      0.7      (107,951)       602,662      0.9 
        Others     14,767,373      21.9      (388,275)       15,155,648      23.5 
    Overseas offices and Japan offshore banking accounts     37,070,490      100.0      440,698        36,629,792      100.0 
        Public sector     580,789      1.6      43,698        537,091      1.5 
        Financial institutions     3,062,663      8.2      (1,883)       3,064,546      8.4 
        Commerce and industry     31,500,507      85.0      434,262        31,066,245      84.8 
        Others     1,926,528      5.2      (35,380)       1,961,908      5.3 
    Total     104,515,592      -      3,390,880        101,124,712      - 

     

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    (2) NPLs based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, classified by industry, and reserve ratio

    (Millions of yen, %) 

               Mar. 31, 2025                       Mar. 31, 2024   
              (a)      
     Reserve 
    ratio
     
     
         (a) - (b)         (b)  
    Domestic offices        265,708        65.9        (151,714)        417,422   

    (excluding Japan offshore banking accounts)

        Manufacturing     88,062        61.8        (8,350)        96,412   
        Agriculture, forestry, fisheries and mining     547        93.0        (410)        957   
        Construction     5,526        59.6        (1,230)        6,756   
        Transportation, communications and public enterprises     17,590        58.3        (2,074)        19,664   
        Wholesale and retail     44,865        50.6        (25,062)        69,927   
        Finance and insurance     5,553        98.5        327         5,226   
        Real estate     17,709        70.6        (13,296)        31,005   
        Goods rental and leasing     287        53.5        29         258   
        Various services     58,426        61.3        (97,993)        156,419   
        Municipalities     -        -        -         -   
        Others     27,140        100.0        (3,653)        30,793   
    Overseas offices and Japan offshore banking accounts     270,779        56.4        58,210         212,569   
        Public sector     -        -        -         -   
        Financial institutions     -        -        -         -   
        Commerce and industry     265,994        55.0           57,958         208,036   
        Others     4,785        96.9        252         4,533   
    Total     536,487        60.4        (93,505)        629,992   
             
    Note:    Reserve ratio
       = (Reserve for possible loan losses) / (Assets excluding amounts recoverable due to guarantees, collateral and others) X 100
       Reserve for possible loan losses is sum of general reserve for substandard loans and specific reserve.

     

    (3) Consumer loans outstanding

     

                (Millions of yen)  
               

     

    Mar. 31, 2025

         

     

     Mar. 31, 2024

               

    (a)

     

     

     

      (a) - (b)  

     

    (b)

     

           

    Consumer loans

     

     

    12,085,325 

     

     

    109,632  

     

     

    11,975,693 

     

     

      Housing loans   11,293,829    79,835     11,213,994 
               
           

    Self-residential purpose

     

      9,491,350    153,561     9,337,789 
             
       

    Other consumer loans

     

      791,495    29,797     761,698 

     

    (4) Loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises, etc.

     

              (Millions of yen, %)
       

     

    Mar. 31, 2025

         

     

     Mar. 31, 2024

       

    (a)

     

        (a) - (b)     (b)

    Outstanding balance

     

      40,074,231    1,993,939     38,080,292 

    Ratio to total loans

     

      59.4    0.4     59.0 

    Note: Outstanding balance includes loans to individuals.

     

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    13. Loan portfolio, classified by country

    SMBC non-consolidated

    (1) Loans outstanding, classified by major domicile

    (Millions of yen, %) 

               Mar. 31, 2025                     Mar. 31, 2024       
         

     

     

     

     

    (a)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Ratio 

     

     

     

     

     

     

      (a) - (b)  

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    (b)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Ratio 

     

    Asia     7,465,786      20.7      (898,898)       8,364,684      23.6 
        Indonesia     212,654      0.6      (45,951)       258,605      0.7 
        Thailand     1,136,891      3.1      20,765        1,116,126      3.1 
        Korea     432,157      1.2      (35,577)       467,734      1.3 
        Hong Kong     1,116,490      3.1      (301,346)       1,417,836      4.0 
        China     78,520      0.2      (31,266)       109,786      0.3 
        Taiwan     353,185      1.0      (181,626)       534,811      1.5 
        Singapore     2,128,902      5.9      (269,339)       2,398,241      6.8 
        India     1,209,218      3.4      88,200        1,121,018      3.2 
        Others     797,769      2.2      (142,758)       940,527      2.7 
    Oceania     2,995,754      8.4      252,207        2,743,547      7.7 
        Australia     2,904,844      8.1      248,767        2,656,077      7.5 
        Others     90,910      0.3      3,440        87,470      0.2 
    North America     14,697,038      41.1      851,882        13,845,156      39.1 
        United States     11,404,093      31.9      392,254        11,011,839      31.1 
        Others     3,292,945      9.2      459,628        2,833,317      8.0 
    Central and South America     2,331,048      6.5      (52,244)       2,383,292      6.7 
        Brazil     408,353      1.1      (6,057)       414,410      1.1 
        Panama     430,086      1.2      11,287        418,799      1.2 
        Others     1,492,609      4.2      (57,474)       1,550,083      4.4 
    Western Europe     5,109,938      14.3      86,342        5,023,596      14.2 
        United Kingdom     1,108,313      3.1      (142,698)       1,251,011      3.6 
        Ireland     552,183      1.5      46,588        505,595      1.4 
        Netherlands     711,897      2.0      (72,917)       784,814      2.2 
        Others     2,737,545      7.7      255,369        2,482,176      7.0 
    Eastern Europe     200,805      0.6      (36,740)       237,545      0.7 
        Russia     157,189      0.5      (22,152)       179,341      0.5 
        Others     43,616      0.1      (14,588)       58,204      0.2 
    Others     2,996,862      8.4      179,344        2,817,518      8.0 
                                         
    Total     35,797,231      100.0      381,893        35,415,338      100.0 

    Note:  Classified by domicile of debtors.

    (2) NPLs based on the Banking Act and the Reconstruction Act, classified by domicile

    (Millions of yen, %) 

               Mar. 31, 2025                       Mar. 31, 2024 
            (a)      
    Reserve 
    Ratio
     
     
          (a) - (b)       (b)

    Overseas Offices and

    Japan offshore banking accounts

        270,779        56.4        58,210      212,569 

     

     

    Asia

        89,493        66.1        (20,383)     109,876 
       

    Oceania

        8,695        55.0        8,461      234 
       

    North America

        41,543        62.8        (2,826)     44,369 
       

    Central and South America

        26,540        93.2        1,841      24,699 
       

    Western Europe

        78,287        45.3        71,312      6,975 
       

    Eastern Europe

        18,453        33.1        (135)     18,588 
       

    Others

        7,766        76.6        (59)     7,825 
             
    Notes:      1.      Reserve ratio
         

    = (Reserve for possible loan losses)/(Assets excluding amounts recoverable due to gurarantees, collateral and others) X 100

    Reserve for possible loan losses is sum of general reserve for substandard loans and specific reserve.

         2.      Classified by domicile of debtors.

     

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    14. Balance of deposits and loans

    SMBC non-consolidated

    (1) Average balance of deposits and loans

     

              (Millions of yen)
                  FY3/2025        

    FY3/2024

            (a)     (a) - (b)     (b)
           

    Deposits

     

      157,441,082    4,572,919     152,868,163 
             

     

     

    Domestic units

     

      124,093,217    4,101,478     119,991,739 
     
           

    Loans

     

      102,868,724    5,650,842     97,217,882 
             
       

    Domestic units

     

      61,183,879    3,342,453     57,841,426 

     

    Note: Deposits do not include negotiable certificates of deposit.

     

    (2) Balance of deposits and loans, classified by type of depositor

     

              (Millions of yen)
                  Mar. 31, 2025         Mar. 31, 2024
              (a)     (a) - (b)     (b)
           

    Deposits

     

      159,731,671    6,237,234    153,494,437 

     

      Domestic deposits
    (excluding Japan offshore banking accounts)
      130,824,317    3,156,186    127,668,131 
               
         

    Individuals

     

      61,219,126    1,411,530    59,807,596 
               
           

    Corporates

     

      69,605,191    1,744,656    67,860,535 
     
           

    Loans

      104,515,592    3,390,880    101,124,712 
        Domestic offices
    (excluding Japan offshore banking accounts)
      67,445,102    2,950,182    64,494,920 
             
        Overseas offices and Japan offshore banking accounts   37,070,490    440,698    36,629,792 

     

    Note: Deposits do not include negotiable certificates of deposit.

     

    Reference:

     

              (Billions of yen)

     

              Mar. 31, 2025       Mar. 31, 2024
            (a)     (a) - (b)     (b)
           

    Balance of investment trusts

     

      4,623.7    171.2     4,452.5 
             
       

    Balance to individuals

     

      3,654.7    90.4     3,564.3 

     

    Note: Balance of investment trusts is recognized on a contract basis and measured according to each fund’s net asset balance at the period-end.

     

              (Billions of yen)
        FY3/2025       FY3/2024
        (a)     (a) - (b)     (b)

    Sales of investment trusts to individuals

     

      755.2    109.2     646.0 
             
    Sales of pension-type insurance to individuals   62.6    (37.6)    100.2 

     

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    15. Deferred tax assets and liabilities

     

      (Billions of yen)
                       
     SMBC non-consolidated        Mar. 31, 2025   

     

     Change from  Mar. 31, 2024 

     

       Mar. 31, 2024 

    (a)

     

     

    Total deferred tax assets

     

     

     

    (b-c) 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     1  

     

     

     

     

     

     

    478.4  

     

     

     

    95.5  

     

     

     

    382.9  

     

       

     

    (b)

     

     

    Subtotal of deferred tax assets

     

         

     

     

     

     

     2  

     

     

     

     

     

     

    619.2  

     

     

     

    132.4  

     

     

     

    486.8  

     

         

     

    Reserve for possible loan losses and

    write-off of loans

     

         

     

     

     

     

    3 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    259.0  

     

     

     

    33.2  

     

     

     

    225.8  

     

         

     

    Taxable write-off of securities

     

         

     

     

     

     

    4 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    92.0  

     

     

     

    2.6  

     

     

     

    89.4  

     

         

     

    Others

     

         

     

     

     

     

    5 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    268.2  

     

     

     

    96.6  

     

     

     

    171.6  

     

       

     

    (c) Valuation allowance

     

       

     

     

     

     

    6 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    140.8  

     

     

     

    36.9  

     

     

     

    103.9  

     

     

    (d) Total deferred tax liabilities

     

         

     

     

     

     

    7 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    610.6  

     

     

     

    (202.1) 

     

     

     

    812.7  

     

       

     

    Net unrealized gains (losses) on other securities

     

         

     

     

     

     

    8 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    496.8  

     

     

     

    (223.0) 

     

     

     

    719.8  

     

       

     

    Others

     

         

     

     

     

     

    9 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    113.8  

     

     

     

    20.9  

     

     

     

    92.9  

     

                                   

     

    Net deferred tax assets

     

     

     

    (a-d) 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    10 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    (132.2) 

     

     

     

    297.6  

     

     

     

    (429.8) 

     

       

     

    Amount corresponding to net deferred (gains) losses on hedges included in line 5 and net unrealized (gains) losses on other securities included in line 8

         

     

     

     

     

    11 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    (418.4) 

     

     

     

    265.9  

     

     

     

    (684.3) 

     

       

     

    Others

     

         

     

     

     

     

    12 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    286.2  

     

     

     

    31.7  

     

     

     

    254.5  

     

     

     

    SMBC recognized deferred tax assets pursuant to paragraph 19 (classification 2) of the “Implementation Guidance on Recoverability of Deferred Tax Assets” (ASBJ Guidance No.26). This is due to the fact that SMBC has generated steady taxable income, excluding amounts arising from extraordinary factors, in all of the current and past three fiscal years.

     

    Reference: Income of final tax return before deducting operating loss carryforwards for the last 3 years

     

             (Billions of yen)      
           
          FY3/2023     FY3/2024      FY3/2025                     

    Income of final tax return

    before deducting operating loss carryforwards

       621.2     1,104.6     1,491.1         
    Note: The figure for FY3/2025 was estimated at fiscal year closing.

     

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     16. Capital ratio (BIS guidelines)

      (Basel III basis)

     

     Consolidated    (Billions of yen, %)

     

        

    Mar. 31, 2025
    [Preliminary]

                   Mar. 31, 2024   
         (a)         (a) - (b)           (b)  
         
    (1) Total capital ratio (4) / (7)    15.18        (0.11)         15.29    
         
    (2) Tier 1 capital ratio (5) / (7)    14.23        (0.10)         14.33    
         
    (3) Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio (6) / (7)    12.44        (0.47)         12.91    
         
    (4) Total capital    14,144.1        (53.8)         14,197.9    
         
    (5) Tier 1 capital    13,258.8        (52.7)         13,311.6    
         
    (6) Common equity Tier 1 capital    11,585.1        (407.5)         11,992.6    
         
    (7) Risk weighted assets    93,117.1        268.6          92,848.6    
         
    (8) Required capital (7) X 8%    7,449.4        21.5          7,427.9    
         
    (9) Leverage Ratio    5.01        (0.26)         5.27    
    SMBC consolidated          
           
    (1) Total capital ratio    16.78        0.67          16.11    
         
    (2) Tier 1 capital ratio    15.32        0.52          14.80    
         
    (3) Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio    12.50        0.08          12.42    
         
    (4) Leverage Ratio    5.10        (0.09)         5.19    
    SMBC non-consolidated          
           
    (1) Total capital ratio    14.72        0.45          14.27    
         
    (2) Tier 1 capital ratio    13.03        0.17          12.86    
         
    (3) Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio    10.01        (0.34)         10.35    
         
    (4) Leverage Ratio    4.41        (0.22)         4.63    

     17. ROE

     

            
    Consolidated            (%)  
        

     

    FY3/2025

     

               

     

     

     

     

    FY3/2024

     

     

     

     

         (a)      (a) - (b)        (b)  
           

    ROE (Tokyo Stock Exchange’s standard)

     

       8.0        1.0          7.0    
           

    ROE (denominator: Total stockholders’ equity)

     

       10.8        1.6          9.2    

     Note:

     

    ROE
    (denominator: Total

    stockholders’ equity)

     

    =

      

    Profit attributable to owners of parent

      X 100
       {(Total stockholders’ equity at the beginning of the period) + (Total stockholders’ equity at the end of the period)} / 2

     

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     18. Earnings targets and dividends forecast for FY3/2026

     (1) Earnings targets

     

     Consolidated

        (Billions of yen)  
        

     

    FY3/2026
     

     

     

    FY3/2025

    Result

     

       

    Consolidated net business profit

      1,850.0     1,719.3    

    Total credit cost

      (300.0)    (344.5)   

    Ordinary profit

      1,800.0     1,719.5    

    Profit attributable to owners of parent

      1,300.0     1,178.0    

     SMBC non-consolidated

      (Billions of yen)  
        

     

    FY3/2026

     

     

     

    FY3/2025

    Result

     

       
    Banking profit (before provision for
    general reserve for possible loan losses)
      1,090.0     1,184.4    

    Total credit cost

      (60.0)    (150.8)   

    Ordinary profit

      1,330.0     1,488.1    

    Net income

      990.0     1,068.6    

     (2) Dividends forecast

     

         
              (Yen)
       

     

    FY3/2026

     

     

     

    FY3/2025

           
         Interim    Annual     

    Dividend per share for common stock

      68     136     122 

    Note:  On October 1, 2024, the Company effected a three for one split of its common stock on the record date of September 30, 2024.

         The amount of dividend per share for common stock for FY3/2025 took into account the stock split, as well as the amounts of interim and annual dividend per share for common stock for FY3/2026 are take into account the stock split.

     

     Reference:

              (Billions of yen)
       

     

    FY3/2026

     

      FY3/2025
           
         Interim   Annual     

    Total dividend

      261.4     522.8     475.1 

     

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    Reference: Financial Statements of SMBC

    1. Condensed balance sheet

     SMBC non-consolidated

               (Millions of yen)
          Mar. 31, 2025               Mar. 31, 2024
          (a)    (a) - (b)         (b)
           

    Assets

                    
           

    Cash and due from banks

           69,761,979          (2,899,225)           72,661,204  
           

    Call loans

       4,484,770      179,267        4,305,503  
           

    Receivables under resale agreements

       8,625,984      6,844,630        1,781,354  
           

    Receivables under securities borrowing transactions

       1,131,736      (1,407,058)       2,538,794  
           

    Monetary claims bought

       2,145,167      (224,933)       2,370,100  
           

    Trading assets

       3,464,150      761,965        2,702,185  
           

    Securities

       37,561,851      2,895,246        34,666,605  
           

    Loans and bills discounted

       104,515,592      3,390,880        101,124,712  
           

    Foreign exchanges

       2,533,415      591,561        1,941,854  
           

    Other assets

       7,380,999      (1,498,251)       8,879,250  
           

    Tangible fixed assets

       752,427      5,821        746,606  
           

    Intangible fixed assets

       404,437      62,463        341,974  
           

    Prepaid pension cost

       558,899      79,211        479,688  
           

    Customers’ liabilities for acceptances and guarantees

       14,999,422      (712,938)       15,712,360  
           

    Reserve for possible loan losses

       (625,538)     (102,153)       (523,385) 
           

    Reserve for possible losses on investments

       (92,570)     (85,940)         (6,630) 
           

    Total assets

       257,602,725      7,880,546          249,722,179  

    Note: Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down.

     

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    (Millions of yen)  

         

     

    Mar. 31, 2025

     

                  Mar. 31, 2024
         

    (a)

     

      

     

    (a) - (b)

     

           

    (b)

     

           

    Liabilities

                    
           

    Deposits

           159,731,671          6,237,234            153,494,437  
           

    Negotiable certificates of deposit

       17,489,575      2,662,798        14,826,777  
           

    Call money

       938,008      (90,127)       1,028,135  
           

    Payables under repurchase agreements

       17,373,975      5,016,397        12,357,578  
           

    Payables under securities lending transactions

       1,301,084      631,659        669,425  
           

    Commercial paper

       1,824,519      275,004        1,549,515  
           

    Trading liabilities

       2,540,702      717,463        1,823,239  
           

    Borrowed money

       21,160,696      (3,958,565)       25,119,261  
           

    Foreign exchanges

       1,815,415      (1,092,277)       2,907,692  
           

    Bonds

       395,058      (77,103)       472,161  
           

    Due to trust account

       1,535,723      (274,513)       1,810,236  
           

    Other liabilities

       8,529,896      (897,220)       9,427,116  
           

    Reserve for employee bonuses

       14,557      214        14,343  
           

    Reserve for executive bonuses

       1,292      (52)       1,344  
           

    Reserve for point service program

       2,163      582        1,581  
           

    Reserve for reimbursement of deposits

       4,669      (3,614)       8,283  
           

    Deferred tax liabilities

       132,170      (297,590)       429,760  
           

    Deferred tax liabilities for land revaluation

       26,424      (892)       27,316  
           

    Acceptances and guarantees

     

      

    14,999,422  

     

      

    (712,938) 

     

        

    15,712,360  

     

             

    Total liabilities

     

      

    249,817,028  

     

      

    8,136,460  

     

          

    241,680,568  

     

           

    Net assets

                    
           

    Capital stock

       1,771,093      96        1,770,996  
           

    Capital surplus

       1,774,651      96        1,774,554  
           

     Capital reserve

       1,771,140      96        1,771,043  
           

     Other capital surplus

       3,510      -        3,510  
           

    Retained earnings

       3,835,702      339,001        3,496,700  
           

     Other retained earnings

       3,835,702      339,001        3,496,700  
           

      Voluntary reserve for retirement allowances

       1,656      -        1,656  
           

      Voluntary reserve

       219,845      -        219,845  
           

      Retained earnings brought forward

       3,614,201      339,001        3,275,199  
           

    Treasury stock

       (210,003)     -        (210,003) 
           

    Total stockholders’ equity

       7,171,443      339,195        6,832,248  
           

    Net unrealized gains (losses) on other securities

       1,275,580      (527,730)       1,803,310  
           

    Net deferred gains (losses) on hedges

       (684,434)     (65,741)       (618,692) 
           

    Land revaluation excess

       23,107      (1,636)       24,744  
             

    Total valuation and translation adjustments

     

      

    614,253  

     

      

    (595,109) 

     

        

    1,209,362  

     

             

    Total net assets

     

      

    7,785,697  

     

      

    (255,914) 

     

          

    8,041,611  

     

             

    Total liabilities and net assets

     

      

    257,602,725  

     

      

    7,880,546  

     

          

    249,722,179  

     

    Note: Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down.

     

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    2. Condensed income statement

    SMBC non-consolidated

     

       (Millions of yen)  
          

    FY3/2025

    (a)

     

     

                      FY3/2024  
           (a) - (b)          (b)  

    Ordinary income

        

     

        7,105,687  

     

     

     

        

     

        755,788  

     

     

     

            

     

        6,349,899  

     

     

     

           
     Interest income      5,497,147          641,114            4,856,033    
           
      Interest on loans and discounts      3,042,252          224,787            2,817,465    
           
      Interest and dividends on securities      947,130          315,282            631,848    
           
     Trust fees      3,509          395            3,114    
           
     Fees and commissions      775,113          40,243            734,870    
           
     Trading income      178,218          163,171            15,047    
           
     Other operating income      92,270          (328,439)           420,709    
           

     Other income

     

        

     

    559,429  

     

     

     

        

     

    239,305  

     

     

     

          

     

    320,124  

     

     

     

     

    Ordinary expenses

     

      

     

     

     

     

    5,617,625  

     

     

     

     

      

     

     

     

     

    308,197  

     

     

     

     

          

     

     

     

    5,309,428  

     

     

             
     Interest expenses      3,845,857          155,833            3,690,024    
           
      Interest on deposits      1,344,939          (11,780)           1,356,719    
           
     Fees and commissions payments      229,362          24,107            205,255    
           
     Trading losses      6,023          (134,735)           140,758    
           
     Other operating expenses      208,455          99,918            108,537    
           
     General and administrative expenses      1,039,108          74,085            965,023    
           

     Other expenses

     

        

     

    288,817  

     

     

     

        

     

    88,988  

     

     

     

          

     

    199,829  

     

     

     

             

    Ordinary profit

     

        

     

    1,488,062  

     

     

     

        

     

    447,591  

     

     

     

          

     

    1,040,471  

     

     

     

             
    Extraordinary gains      3,034          2,025            1,009    
           

    Extraordinary losses

     

        

     

    12,513  

     

     

     

        

     

    4,257  

     

     

     

          

     

    8,256  

     

     

     

             

    Income before income taxes

     

        

     

    1,478,583  

     

     

     

        

     

    445,360  

     

     

     

          

     

    1,033,223  

     

     

     

             
    Income taxes - current      440,708          133,795            306,913    
           

    Income taxes - deferred

     

        

     

    (30,691) 

     

     

     

        

     

    5,645  

     

     

     

          

     

    (36,336) 

     

     

     

             
    Total income taxes      410,016          139,440            270,576    
             

    Net income

     

         1,068,566          305,920              762,646    

    Note: Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down.

     

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    3. Statement of changes in net assets

    SMBC non-consolidated

     

    Year ended March 31, 2025                                             (Millions of yen)
                Capital surplus     Retained earnings              
                           Other retained earnings             
        

     

    Capital
    stock

       

     

    Capital
    reserve

       

     

    Other capital
    surplus

        Voluntary
    reserve for
    retirement
     allowances 
         Voluntary 
    reserve
         Retained 
    earnings
    brought
    forward
         Treasury 
    stock
       

    Total

    stockholders’
    equity

    Balance

    at the beginning of the period

        1,770,996        1,771,043           3,510          1,656          219,845       3,275,199       (210,003 )    6,832,248  
                     

    Changes in the period

     

                                                               
                     

    Issuance of new shares

     

       

     

    96 

     

     

     

       

     

    96

     

     

     

                                             

    193  

     

                     

    Cash dividends

     

                                               

     

    (731,201

     

    ) 

     

             

    (731,201) 

     

                     

    Net income

     

                                               

     

    1,068,566

     

     

     

             

    1,068,566  

     

    Reversal of land revaluation excess

                                                1,636             1,636  

    Net changes in items other than stockholders’ equity in the period

                                                               
                     

    Net changes in the period

     

       

     

    96 

     

     

     

       

     

    96

     

     

     

                               

     

    339,001

     

     

     

             

    339,195  

     

    Balance

    at the end of the period

        1,771,093        1,771,140       3,510       1,656        219,845       3,614,201       (210,003 )    7,171,443  
                (Millions of yen )       
         Valuation and translation adjustments                         
         Net
    unrealized
    gains
    (losses) on
    other
    securities
        Net deferred
    gains
    (losses) on
    hedges
        Land
    revaluation
    excess
        Total
    valuation
    and
    translation
    adjustments
        Total net
    assets
                     

    Balance

    at the beginning of the period

        1,803,310       (618,692 )      24,744       1,209,362        8,041,611        
               

    Changes in the period

     

                                                 
               

    Issuance of new shares

     

                                       

     

    193

     

     

     

         
               

    Cash dividends

     

                                       

     

    (731,201

     

    ) 

     

         
               

    Net income

     

                                       

     

    1,068,566

     

     

     

         
               

    Reversal of land revaluation excess

                                        1,636        

    Net changes in items other than stockholders’ equity in the period

        (527,730 )      (65,741 )      (1,636 )      (595,109 )      (595,109 )       
               

    Net changes in the period

     

       

     

    (527,730

     

    ) 

     

       

     

    (65,741

     

    ) 

     

       

     

    (1,636

     

    ) 

     

       

     

    (595,109

     

    ) 

     

       

     

    (255,914

     

    ) 

     

         

    Balance

    at the end of the period

        1,275,580       (684,434 )      23,107       614,253       7,785,697        

    Note: Amounts less than 1 million yen are rounded down.

     

    - 21 -

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    • SEC Form SC 13G/A filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored (Amendment)

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    • SEC Form SC 13G/A filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored (Amendment)

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    • SEC Form SC 13G filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored

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      5/10/22 6:14:29 AM ET
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    • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) Global Foundation supports the American Camp Association (ACA) with Grants to Strengthen Camp-School Partnerships

      MARTINSVILLE, Ind., May 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Camp Association (ACA) is proud to announce a $500,000 grant initiative, made possible by the generous support of the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) Global Foundation, part of SMBC Group. The Camp-School Partnership Project will award one-year grants to qualifying nonprofit camps during the summers of 2025 and 2026. This initiative is designed to help camps expand their capacity to implement and sustain high-quality programming in collaboration with schools, districts, and other community-based partners. The goal: to increase access to meaningful camp experiences for youth, particularly in communities that have histor

      5/13/25 3:32:00 PM ET
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    • Monroe Capital, SMBC and MA Financial Launch US$1.7 Billion Middle Market Lending Joint Venture

      Monroe Capital, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) and MA Asset Management (part of MA Financial Group, ASX: MAF) today announced the formation of a new joint venture ("JV"), which will invest up to US$1.7 billion in senior secured loans to U.S. middle market borrowers. The JV harnesses the complementary capabilities of the three partnering institutions to establish a differentiated platform focused on the attractive middle market subset of private credit. The JV expects to benefit from broad access to high-quality, proprietary deal flow of first-lien senior-secured loans to established middle market companies, leveraging the loan origination capabilities of Monroe Capital's direct

      5/6/25 10:07:00 AM ET
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    • SMBC Americas Hires Greg Keeley as Chief Operating Officer

      The Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) Americas Division today announced that Greg Keeley has joined the bank as Chief Operating Officer. Based in New York and reporting to the Americas CEO, Greg will lead the bank's technology, cyber, and operational functions, while also driving transformative initiatives. "Greg's track record and leadership experience will play an integral role as SMBC continues to innovate and scale our operations across the Americas," said Hirofumi Otsuka, Chief Executive Officer, SMBC Group Americas Division. "As we diversify our business to best serve a global client base, the COO role will guide the transformation of our infrastructure and data-driven oper

      4/29/25 9:00:00 AM ET
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    • Sumitomo Mitsui downgraded by Goldman

      Goldman downgraded Sumitomo Mitsui from Buy to Neutral

      7/20/23 10:56:44 AM ET
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    • Nomura resumed coverage on Sumitomo Mitsui

      Nomura resumed coverage of Sumitomo Mitsui with a rating of Buy

      11/1/22 7:36:03 AM ET
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    • Sumitomo Mitsui upgraded by BofA Securities

      BofA Securities upgraded Sumitomo Mitsui from Neutral to Buy

      6/23/22 9:44:31 AM ET
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    • Director Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $551,773,323 worth of shares (9,247,081 units at $59.67) (SEC Form 4)

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    • SEC Form 6-K filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored

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    • SEC Form 6-K filed by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Unsponsored

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    • Jefferies and SMBC Expand and Strengthen Strategic Alliance, Broadening Joint Business Efforts and Increasing SMBC's Equity Ownership in Jefferies

      Jefferies and SMBC Group's Strategic Alliance Expands to Additional Businesses, Including a Full Suite of Capabilities for U.S. Investment Grade Companies, to Further Enhance Investment Banking Services to Our Broad Client Base Jefferies and SMBC Group to Combine U.S. Equities and M&A Efforts under Jefferies SMBC Intends to Increase Economic Ownership to Up to 15% of Jefferies By Purchasing Shares and Will Designate One Jefferies Director Jefferies Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:JEF) ("Jefferies") and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:SMFG) ("SMFG"), Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation ("SMBC"), SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. ("SMBC Nikko"), and SMBC Nikko Securities America Inc. (

      4/27/23 6:30:00 AM ET
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    • SMBC Latin America Closes Landmark Renewables Transaction With $710 Million Bond Issuance, One of the Largest Private Placement in Region's Recent History

      SMBC and SMBC Nikko Securities America, Inc., members of SMBC Group, announced the completed execution of one the largest private placements in Latin America in recent history, refinancing Innergex's Chilean platform, with several businesses playing integral roles in the deal's success. The deal involved the close of Aela Generación S.A.'s $710MM green bond issuance, the proceeds of which were used to partially finance the Aela acquisition, refinance all existing debt in a portfolio of 609MW, and fund the installation of a battery energy storage system. "The closing of this transaction demonstrates the well-coordinated effort among several deal teams that brought market-leading execution o

      8/23/22 9:00:00 AM ET
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    • Jefferies Announces that Toru Nakashima, President and Group CEO of SMFG, Has Been Appointed to the Jefferies Board of Directors

      Jefferies Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:JEF) ("Jefferies") today announced the appointment of the Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:SMFG) ("SMFG") President and Group Chief Executive Officer, Toru Nakashima, to Jefferies' Board of Directors effective August 12, 2024. The appointment of Mr. Nakashima further strengthens the strategic alliance between Jefferies and the SMBC Group first announced in 2021 and then further expanded in 2023 and 2024. Consistent with agreements between Jefferies and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation ("SMBC"), SMBC intends to increase its economic ownership of Jefferies to up to 15% on an as-converted and fully diluted basis, and recently increased its

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    • SMBC Americas Appoints Mark Corteil as Chief Risk Officer

      Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) today announced the appointment of Mark Corteil as Chief Risk Officer for the Americas Division. In this role, Mark will serve on the Americas executive team and lead the firm in developing and maintaining a robust risk management framework, while embedding a strong culture of risk awareness and ownership across the Americas. "Mark has made a significant impact as a member of our risk management team and has consistently demonstrated a capacity for leadership," said Hirofumi Otsuka, Chief Executive Officer, SMBC Americas Division. "His deep knowledge of the space will help SMBC meet the demands of an evolving risk landscape as we continue to gr

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    • SMBC Americas Continues Expansion With Senior High Yield and Leveraged Finance Hires

      Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) Americas Division today announced the appointment of Clarke Adams as Head of High Yield Capital Markets and Matt Burke as Head of Leveraged Finance Origination. Additionally, Clarke joins Miguel Roman as Co-Head of Leveraged Capital Markets. Managing Directors based in New York, Clarke and Matt will continue to grow SMBC Americas' capabilities across the origination, underwriting, structuring, and distribution of leveraged loans and high yield bonds for corporate and financial sponsor issuers. "Clarke and Matt bring extensive relationships with a range of large-cap sponsors and corporations," said Hirofumi Otsuka, Chief Executive Officer, SMBC

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    • Director Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $551,773,323 worth of shares (9,247,081 units at $59.67) (SEC Form 4)

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    • SEC Form 3 filed by new insider Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc.

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      8/13/24 6:15:02 AM ET
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    • SEC Form 3: New insider Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. claimed ownership of 3,000,000 units of Class I Shares

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