Revenue for the period settled at 4.71 billion yen, down from the 4.80 billion yen reported in 2025. Despite the dip in sales, the company improved its bottom line through tighter operational oversight. Operating profit rose to 728 million yen from 655 million yen, while pretax profit climbed to 724 million yen compared to 651 million yen a year prior.
Earnings per share increased to 816.75 yen, up from 749.45 yen in the previous half-year. These figures underscore a period of enhanced efficiency for the Tokyo-listed firm, as management navigated the fiscal landscape to deliver stronger returns to shareholders despite the challenging revenue environment.

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