For the nine months ended 31 March in Japan, net profit rose to Y2.10 billion from Y1.15 billion, while earnings per share increased to Y373.89 from Y205.40.
Revenue climbed to Y21.83 billion from Y19.53 billion, operating profit more than doubled to Y2.90 billion, and pretax profit increased to Y3.02 billion from Y1.32 billion.
The results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, indicating broad profit growth across the group over the latest nine-month reporting period.
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