SHOFU's net profit for April–September rose 52% year on year, reportedly due to gains on the sale of shares held for policy purposes and strong overseas sales.
According to the overview of financial results for April–September disclosed by SHOFU, net profit increased 52% year on year. Details of net sales and operating profit are not provided in the article, but a substantial increase in net profit has been reported. This suggests an improvement in the company's performance over the medium term.
The two factors cited as contributing to the increase in profit are gains on the sale of shares held for policy purposes and strong sales in overseas markets. These factors are believed to have pushed up the profit level.
For the outlook, additional performance indicators and the company's response policy, it will be necessary to await official disclosures and follow-up reports.