The Japanese firm saw its total revenue rise to 17.45 billion yen, up from 16.41 billion yen in the previous year. Operating profit mirrored this upward trend, climbing to 2.02 billion yen from 1.83 billion yen, while pretax profit reached 2.48 billion yen compared to 2.23 billion yen a year earlier. These figures were calculated according to Japanese accounting standards.
Earnings per share rose to 104.93 yen from 75.70 yen. Despite the stronger performance, the company projects a year-end dividend of 80.00 yen, a decrease from the 100.00 yen payout distributed at the end of the previous fiscal year.

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