The Japanese firm’s financial statement reveals that revenue grew to 5.37 billion yen, up from 5.23 billion yen in 2025. This modest top-line improvement was accompanied by significantly higher margins, as operating profit jumped to 1.12 billion yen compared to 284 million yen a year ago.

Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, reaching 1.13 billion yen against 327 million yen in the prior year. According to the company’s filings under Japanese accounting standards, earnings per share reached 871.06 yen, more than doubling the 359.49 yen reported for the first half of 2025.