The Japanese trading company posted revenue of Y292.19 billion, operating profit of Y7.67 billion and pretax profit of Y8.16 billion for the year ended 31 March.
Net profit increased from Y6.02 billion a year earlier, while earnings per share rose to Y314.18 from Y285.90 and diluted earnings to Y310.19 from Y281.19.
The results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, indicate year-on-year growth across sales and profit measures in the latest full-year performance.
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