The Niigata-based company saw revenue climb to ¥41.26 billion, up from ¥37.78 billion in the same period last year. This 9.2% increase in sales helped drive operating profit to ¥4.12 billion, surpassing the ¥3.81 billion recorded previously. The growth suggests steady demand for the company’s industrial materials and electrical components.

Shifting Profit Margins

Despite the robust operational performance, pretax profit contracted to ¥3.99 billion from ¥4.09 billion. This pressure on the mid-line resulted in a net profit of ¥2.98 billion, down marginally from ¥3.00 billion a year ago. Earnings per share followed a similar trajectory, falling to ¥89.55 from ¥90.43.

According to the financial statement, the company’s performance metrics for the three quarters include:

• Revenue: ¥41.26 billion
• Operating Profit: ¥4.12 billion
• Net Profit: ¥2.98 billion

Arisawa Manufacturing prepared these results based on Japanese accounting standards. The figures reflect a year of high production volume that was partially offset by non-operating costs, preventing the revenue gains from fully translating to the bottom line.