Revenue climbed to 9.57 billion yen, up from 7.76 billion yen a year ago. This growth helped the company transition from an 82 million yen operating loss to an operating profit of 95 million yen. Pretax profit also saw a notable surge, reaching 219 million yen compared to 11 million yen in the previous cycle.
Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these figures translate to earnings of 1.52 yen per share. The turnaround underscores a more stable performance for the Tokyo-listed entity as it navigates the current fiscal year.

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