The Japanese food company posted net profit of Y4.75bn for the year ended 31 March, while revenue fell to Y226.57bn from Y230.78bn.
Operating profit dropped to Y4.40bn from Y8.57bn, pretax profit declined to Y5.78bn from Y10.03bn, and earnings per share fell to Y143.59 from Y211.52.
The results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, show profit weakening across key measures from FY2025 despite the company remaining profitable.
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