The company reported revenue of Y122.66 billion, a substantial climb from the Y99.14 billion recorded in the same quarter a year earlier. This growth trickled down to the operating level, where profit reached Y13.46 billion, marking a clear improvement over the Y9.58 billion recorded during the previous fiscal first quarter. According to the company's financial statement, these results were calculated under IFRS accounting standards.

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The bottom-line expansion was reflected in earnings per share, which climbed to Y75.42 from Y54.18. Pre-tax profits also saw a healthy bump, reaching Y13.21 billion compared to Y9.34 billion in the prior period. Diluted earnings per share for the quarter stood at Y74.61, up from Y53.65.

The performance highlights a strong start to the fiscal year for the Tokyo-listed firm (3563.TO). By maintaining momentum in its core Japanese market, the conveyor-belt sushi leader continues to scale its operations and improve margins despite broader economic shifts in the regional hospitality industry.