The Japanese construction group reported net profit of Y4.46bn for the year ended 31 March, while revenue climbed to Y81.70bn from Y69.56bn.
Operating profit increased to Y5.92bn from Y3.18bn, pretax profit rose to Y6.12bn from Y3.37bn, and earnings per share reached Y294.62.
The results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, show profit growth outpacing sales gains compared with fiscal 2025, when net profit was Y2.20bn.
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