TOKYO: Sega Sammy Holdings Inc., formed by the merger between a game-maker and a pinball company, reported a 37 percent jump in profit for the first nine months of the year and raised its annual outlook on brisk Christmas sales and reduced costs.
Net income rose to 63.49 billion yen (US$533.5 million; euro445.29 million) in the three quarters ended Dec. 31, from 46.22 billion yen a year earlier, the Tokyo-based company said in a statement.
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