For the nine months ended 31 March, net profit reached Y777 million, while revenue rose to Y10.65 billion from Y9.89 billion.
Operating profit increased to Y1.02 billion from Y938 million, pretax profit to Y1.05 billion from Y927 million, and earnings per share to Y300.23 from Y223.46.
The Japanese company said the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing profit growth outpacing revenue gains in the latest nine-month period.
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