Nintendo posts 103 bil. yen FY 2016 net profit on Switch popularity

Nintendo posts 103 bil. yen FY 2016 net profit on Switch popularity

Tatsumi Kimishima, president of Nintendo Co., briefs reporters at a press conference in Osaka on April 27, 2017, about the company's consolidated financial results for the year ended March. Nintendo Co. reported a group net profit of 102.57 billion yen ($921.32 million) for the year, a six-fold increase over the previous year, thanks to strong sales of its new Switch game console launched on March 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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