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Sony raises full-year forecast as quarterly profit jumps 32%
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Sony raises full-year forecast as quarterly profit jumps 32%

Sony Group reported a significant increase in net profit, rising over 30% to more than $2 billion for its first fiscal quarter. This growth was driven by increases in its semiconductor, music, and gaming divisions. The report noted that the weak Japanese yen and U.S. tariff refunds contributed positively to the financial results. However, the impact of Tuesday's earthquake on production has not yet been factored into these figures.

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Sony raises full-year forecast as quarterly profit jumps 32%

Sony Group reported a significant increase in net profit, rising over 30% to more than $2 billion for its first fiscal quarter. This growth was driven by increases in its semiconductor, music, and gaming divisions. The report noted that the weak Japanese yen and U.S. tariff refunds contributed positively to the financial results. However, the impact of Tuesday's earthquake on production has not yet been factored into these figures.

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