For the year ended 31 March, revenue fell to Y23.83 billion from Y26.29 billion, while earnings per share slipped to Y47.67 from Y51.93.
Despite the lower net profit, operating profit rose to Y6.06 billion from Y5.64 billion and pretax profit increased to Y6.35 billion from Y5.88 billion.
The Japanese consulting group's results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing weaker bottom-line performance even as operating and pretax earnings improved.
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