Revenue for the period surged to 88.48 billion yen, a sharp rise from the 50.55 billion yen reported a year prior. However, this top-line expansion did not translate into higher operating income. Operating profit slipped to 8.20 billion yen compared to 9.37 billion yen in the previous year, while pretax profit dropped to 7.05 billion yen from 7.90 billion yen.

Earnings per share stood at 196.47 yen, down from 205.89 yen, with diluted earnings per share at 194.15 yen compared to 202.75 yen in 2025. These figures reflect results calculated under Japanese accounting standards.