Central Security Patrols Profit Slumps Despite Revenue Growth

A 30 percent decline in net profit hit Central Security Patrols in the first quarter, as the Tokyo-based firm reported earnings of 844 million yen for the period ending May 31. While the company expanded its top-line revenue, rising costs weighed heavily on the bottom line compared to the previous year.

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Central Security Patrols Profit Slumps Despite Revenue Growth

The security services provider generated 21.50 billion yen in revenue, up from 20.19 billion yen during the same quarter in 2025. Operating profit reached 1.90 billion yen, showing a modest increase from the 1.78 billion yen recorded a year earlier. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, climbing to 1.90 billion yen from 1.79 billion yen.

Despite these gains in operational performance, net profit fell to 844 million yen, down from 1.21 billion yen in the prior-year period. Consequently, earnings per share dropped to 60.29 yen from 83.73 yen. These results were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.

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