For the year ended 31 March in Japan, revenue rose to Y329.03 billion from Y314.53 billion and operating profit edged up to Y24.14 billion from Y23.94 billion.
Pretax profit fell to Y25.84 billion from Y26.46 billion, while earnings per share increased to Y236.80 from Y232.93.
The office furniture maker said the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, with net profit increasing modestly year on year.
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