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Ebara Logs 7.1% Boost in H1 Attributable Profit

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Ebara (TYO:6361) recorded a 7.1% rise in profit attributable to owners for the first half to 33.6 billion yen from 31.3 billion yen a year prior.

Earnings per share increased to 73.48 yen from 67.78 yen, according to a Friday Japan bourse filing.

Revenue jumped 9.4% to 490.8 billion yen from 448.8 billion yen in the year-ago period.

The industrial machine maker declared an interim dividend of 33 yen per share for the period.

For the year ending Dec. 31, the company expects attributable profit of 99.5 billion yen, basic EPS of 217.93 yen, revenue of 1.053 trillion yen and total dividend of 66 yen per share.

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