Revenue for the period reached 92.09 billion yen, marking a significant rise from the 77.38 billion yen recorded a year earlier. This expansion in top-line performance translated into strong operational gains, as operating profit jumped to 15.66 billion yen compared to 9.48 billion yen in 2025.
Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, landing at 17.14 billion yen against 9.92 billion yen. Shareholders saw a direct benefit from these results, with per-share earnings rising to 152.16 yen from 76.94 yen. Diluted earnings also showed improvement, reaching 134.61 yen compared to 68.31 yen in the prior fiscal period. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a robust recovery and expansion for the company.





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