Sharp Logs 4.6-Fold Growth in Net Profit
Osaka, Nov. 12 (Jiji Press)--Sharp Corp. said Tuesday its consolidated net profit grew by some 4.6 times from a year earlier to 22.9 billion yen in the fiscal first half ended in September thanks to the effect of structural reform and 28.2 billion yen in profits from the sale of shareholdings.
The Japanese electronics company reported an operating profit of 400 million yen for the six months, compared with a year-before loss of 5.8 billion yen, due to strong sales of multifunction copiers in Europe.
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