Sanyo Electric sees net profit in 1st qtr but operating profit s

Sanyo Electric sees net profit in 1st qtr but operating profit s

OSAKA, Japan - Sanyo Electric Co. Vice President Koichi Maeda speaks at a press conference in Osaka on July 30. He said the company's group net balance returned to the black in the April-June quarter on the sale of its shareholdings in Sanyo Credit Co. and foreign exchange gains on overseas earnings, but operating profit nosedived on poor mobile phone and industrial-use equipment sales. (Kyodo)

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