The company’s revenue climbed to 9.67 billion yen, up from 9.21 billion yen in the previous year. Operational efficiency also improved, as operating profit rose to 465 million yen compared to 381 million yen a year earlier. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, landing at 412 million yen against the prior year’s 369 million yen.
Reflecting these gains, earnings per share reached 33.26 yen, nearly doubling the 18.30 yen reported in the 2025 half-year term. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, underscore a consistent performance improvement across all primary financial metrics for the Osaka-based manufacturer.

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