Ito-Yokado's group profit falls on restructuring costs

Ito-Yokado's group profit falls on restructuring costs

TOKYO, Japan - Ito-Yokado Co. President Toshifumi Suzuki (R) tells a news conference in Tokyo on April 10 that the group's net profit fell 59.8% to 21.02 billion yen for the business year to Feb. 28. He cited restructuring costs and stock-related losses as reasons for the plunge.

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