The Japanese firm’s financial results, prepared under local accounting standards, show revenue reaching ¥15.46 billion, a slight improvement over the ¥15.12 billion recorded during the same period in 2025. However, this top-line growth failed to translate into operational success. Operating profit retreated to ¥1.14 billion from ¥1.49 billion, while pretax profit dropped to ¥1.02 billion from ¥1.40 billion.
Shareholders saw earnings per share fall to ¥168.28, down from ¥241.79 in the prior year. The performance reflects a period of tightening margins as the company navigated the fiscal half ending September 30.

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