The Japanese industrial equipment maker posted net profit of Y5.48 billion for the quarter ended 31 March, while revenue rose to Y83.03 billion from Y71.04 billion.
Operating profit increased to Y8.21 billion from Y4.88 billion, pretax profit climbed to Y9.61 billion from Y4.68 billion, and earnings per share rose to Y46.78 from Y27.33.
The results were prepared under IFRS accounting standards, with diluted earnings per share unchanged from basic earnings at Y46.78.
Does Nabtesco's stellar quarter mask underlying risks in Japan's broader economy?
How much of Nabtesco's profit surge is a one-off boost versus sustainable growth?
Is a weak yen the secret ingredient to Nabtesco's success, and what if it strengthens?
As supply chains fragment, how secure is Nabtesco's global robotics dominance?
Can Nabtesco defend its market lead as the humanoid robot industry explodes?