Operating profit rose to 661 million yen, up from 622 million yen in the prior year, while pretax profit reached 649 million yen compared to 608 million yen previously. These figures, reported under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a period of top-line expansion offset by higher overall costs impacting final net results.

Shareholders saw earnings per share settle at 20.38 yen, down from 21.11 yen in 2025. Diluted earnings per share also tracked lower, coming in at 20.11 yen against the 20.67 yen reported last year. The revenue growth from 7.65 billion yen to 8.06 billion yen underscores the firm's increased market activity during the fiscal period.