For the year ended March 2026, net profit rose to Y4.59 billion from Y3.93 billion, while revenue increased to Y54.33 billion from Y53.17 billion.
Operating profit climbed to Y5.40 billion from Y4.80 billion, pretax profit to Y6.12 billion from Y5.28 billion, and earnings per share to Y197.52 from Y158.26.
The Japanese company said the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing broad year-on-year improvement across sales, profitability and shareholder earnings.
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