We've already heard from Sony about the positive effects some of its recent moves like the
sales of several of its buildings are
having on its finances, and now the company is revealing its detailed results for the last year. Sony has managed a net profit per share of 42.8 billion yen ($434 million) in 2012, its first in several years and a good sign after it projected such optimism in
last year's results. The most anticipated news is what it projects for 2013, a year where CEO Kaz Hirai has
promised better integration between its products and of course, the
PlayStation 4. Sony's forecast projects sharply improved sales next year, however it expects the operating income to remain flat with a net profit of 50 billion yen ($506 million). The full results are available below, we're looking through them now and will have more information shortly.
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