Revenue for the Japanese firm reached 14.01 billion yen, up from 12.67 billion yen in the previous year. Operating profit mirrored this upward trend, rising to 703 million yen compared to 447 million yen in 2025. Pretax profit also saw a substantial increase, climbing to 767 million yen from 483 million yen.
These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, resulted in earnings per share of 77.55 yen, up from 49.90 yen a year prior. The consistent gains across all primary financial metrics underscore an improved performance environment for the company throughout the first half of the fiscal year.

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