The Japanese retailer posted net profit of 38.93 billion yen for the year ended 31 March, with revenue rising to 982.80 billion yen from 853.43 billion yen.
Operating profit increased to 58.07 billion yen from 48.37 billion yen, while pretax profit rose to 62.30 billion yen from 51.20 billion yen.
Earnings per share climbed to 134.61 yen, with diluted earnings at 125.16 yen, and the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards.
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