The Tokyo-listed company generated 13.01 billion yen in revenue, up from 12.41 billion yen in 2025. This growth translated into stronger margins, as operating profit rose to 369 million yen from 232 million yen, while pretax profit reached 424 million yen. Investors saw earnings per share jump to 34.57 yen, compared to 14.10 yen in the previous year.
Reflecting the improved financial position, the company increased its midyear dividend to 10 yen per share, up from 9 yen. However, the annual dividend forecast is currently set at 20 yen, slightly lower than the 21 yen paid out last year. These figures were prepared under Japanese accounting standards.

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