While bottom-line earnings took a substantial hit, the company's core operations showed resilience. Operating profit rose to 12.21 billion yen, up from 11.01 billion yen in the previous year, with pretax profit also nudging higher to 11.59 billion yen. These figures, released for the quarter ending May 31, reflect performance under Japanese accounting standards.
The decline in net profit resulted in earnings per share falling to 38.14 yen, compared to 117.28 yen in the prior-year period. Despite the revenue growth from 245.46 billion yen to 270.18 billion yen, the stark difference in net income highlights a challenging fiscal environment for the company's bottom line compared to its 2025 results.
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