Chori Co. reported a net profit of Y12.01 billion for the year ended March 31, up from Y11.66 billion last year.
Despite the profit increase, revenue fell to Y299.29 billion from Y311.55 billion, and operating profit declined to Y13.06 billion from Y14.49 billion.
Earnings per share rose to Y487.36, with results based on Japanese accounting standards, reflecting the company's performance amid changing market conditions.
How is Chori navigating rising oil prices and a weakening yen?
Are share buybacks masking weakness in Japanese corporate earnings?
How will Prime Minister Takaichi's reforms impact Chori's future?
Is Japan's record-setting stock market rally a bubble?
What is the CEO's plan to reverse declining sales?