For the year ended 31 March, net profit was Y32.53 billion, with revenue rising to Y58.74 billion from Y56.97 billion and earnings per share increasing to Y243.70.
Operating profit slipped to Y41.38 billion from Y41.97 billion, while pretax profit increased to Y46.55 billion from Y44.52 billion.
The Japanese company said the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing modest bottom-line growth despite slightly weaker operating profit.
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