For the year ended 31 March, net profit rose to Y31.21bn from Y26.97bn, while revenue increased to Y433.69bn from Y404.01bn.
Operating profit climbed to Y42.60bn from Y39.07bn and pretax profit to Y43.85bn from Y38.79bn, with earnings per share rising to Y320.64.
The Japanese company said the results were prepared under IFRS accounting standards, with diluted earnings per share improving to Y320.03 from Y272.03.
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