決算 (kessan) means “financial results”

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今年の決算は、海外部門の好調で黒字になりました。kotoshi no kes san wa kai gai bu mon no kō chō de kuro ji ni na ri ma shi ta

This year's financial results showed a profit because the overseas division performed well.

It presents how an organization performed financially during a completed period by bringing its income and expenses together.

業績gyōseki: The overall results produced by an organization's business operations, including profits and losses.

会社などが一定期間の収入や支出を計算し、経営の成果を明らかにしたもの。kai sha na do ga it tei ki kan no shū nyū ya shi shutsu o kei san shi kei ei no sei ka o aki ra ka ni shi ta mo no

The compound 決算 (kessan) is formed from 決 (ketsu, "decide") and 算 (san, "calculate"), referring to accounts settled by calculation.

Japanese companies often announce 決算 (kessan) in regular reporting cycles, so the term is useful when discussing a company's performance over time.