The Japanese company posted net profit of Y4.34bn for the year ended 31 March, versus Y4.80bn a year earlier, while revenue rose to Y55.47bn from Y53.74bn.
Operating profit increased to Y5.74bn from Y4.93bn and pretax profit climbed to Y5.94bn from Y5.41bn, even as earnings per share fell to Y294.00 from Y324.85.
Diluted earnings per share were Y278.83, and the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards.
Do Japan's unique accounting rules obscure the true financial health of companies like Endo Lighting?
With sales rising, what hidden costs or market pressures caused Endo Lighting’s profits to fall?
How vulnerable is Endo Lighting's supply chain to escalating global trade tensions and new tariffs?
As giants like Philips lead, can Endo Lighting’s niche market strategy ensure its long-term survival?
While the world fully embraces LEDs, why does Endo Lighting still find success in incandescent technology?