The company's latest financial disclosure reveals a divergence between top-line expansion and actual earnings. While revenue grew from 61.23 billion yen, the bottom line felt the pressure of increased costs or shifts in tax and operational expenses. Despite the dip in net profit, the firm demonstrated strength in its core operations, with operating profit rising to 4.95 billion yen from 4.52 billion yen.
Pretax profit also showed positive momentum, reaching 5.76 billion yen compared to 5.06 billion yen a year earlier. Earnings per share remained nearly stagnant at 77.73 yen, barely trailing the 77.74 yen reported in 2025. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a year of high-volume activity tempered by margin compression.

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