The Japanese company reported net profit of Y18.53bn for the year ended 31 March, up from Y16.90bn, on revenue of Y251.76bn and operating profit of Y29.14bn.
Pretax profit increased to Y30.14bn from Y28.67bn, while earnings per share rose to Y296.48 from Y266.36 and diluted earnings to Y275.84 from Y245.44.
The results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, show modest top-line growth from Y248.70bn revenue in FY2025 alongside improved profitability across key earnings measures.
Do Japanese accounting rules obscure the true financial risks of Aica's global growth strategy?
Can Aica Kogyo's Indian expansion thrive amid Japan's own economic headwinds and rising costs?