UFJ manages profit in 1st half, revenues down

UFJ manages profit in 1st half, revenues down

TOKYO, Japan - UFJ Holdings Inc. President Masashi Teranishi said Nov. 25 in Tokyo that his banking group swung back into the black in the fiscal first half to Sept. 30 with group net profit of 72.56 billion yen, a sharp reversal from a loss of 67.44 billion yen a year earlier.

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