Nintendo group net profit for FY 2006 surges 77%

Nintendo group net profit for FY 2006 surges 77%

OSAKA, Japan - Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata speaks about the company's earnings report for fiscal 2006 and business prospects for fiscal 2007 at a news conference in Osaka on April 26. Nintendo's group net profit surged 77.2 percent from the previous year to 174.29 billion yen on sales of 966.53 billion yen, up 89.8 percent, as its game consoles and software titles sold well. (Kyodo)

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