Net sales growth rates are shown for office services and the commercial/industrial print field. Sales increased 21% for the commercial/industrial print field and the OP ratio increased 0.2% to 7.9% year on year. In terms of the operating income analysis, price reductions were mostly controlled and manufacturing costs were reduced to an extent that more than compensated for price reductions. While an increase in sales volume supported operating income, there was a ¥3.5 billion increase in SG&A during FY2014 as upfront investments for growth in FY2016 including R&D expenses, new consolidations, and upfront expenses for the Business Innovation Center. In addition, consolidation through a new acquisition had an effect of ¥1.7 billion. These factors led to a ¥10.4 billion increase in SG&A.