The Tokyo-based brokerage firm saw its revenue climb to 56.80 billion yen, up from 43.06 billion yen in the prior year. Operating profit mirrored this upward trend, jumping to 14.98 billion yen compared to 6.33 billion yen previously. Pretax profit also saw substantial gains, reaching 17.31 billion yen against 7.93 billion yen in 2025.
Earnings per share rose to 58.58 yen, up from 30.97 yen, while diluted earnings per share reached 58.48 yen compared to 30.90 yen. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a robust recovery in the group’s financial position over the fiscal half-year.

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