The Tokyo-listed company experienced a notable increase in operational efficiency, with operating profit rising to 2.76 billion yen from 2.08 billion yen a year earlier. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching 2.76 billion yen compared to 2.05 billion yen in the previous half-year.
Earnings per share for the period stood at 99.54 yen, down from 103.37 yen in 2025. These results, which reflect performance under Japanese accounting standards, highlight a divergence where core business activity expanded even as net profitability softened.

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