Revenue for the Japanese manufacturer rose to 12.11 billion yen, up from 11.28 billion yen in the prior year. Efficiency gains fueled the bottom line, as operating profit climbed to 804 million yen from 464 million yen. Similarly, pretax profit nearly doubled, landing at 878 million yen compared to 483 million yen previously.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these figures translate to earnings of 20.69 yen per share, effectively doubling the 10.30 yen per share reported in the first quarter of 2025.