The construction firm saw its half-year revenue climb from 15.94 billion yen to 19.90 billion yen for the six months ending June 30. Despite this top-line expansion, operating profit slipped to 944 million yen from 1.07 billion yen, while pretax profit followed a similar downward trajectory, settling at 924 million yen against 1.05 billion yen in 2025.

Net profit for the period reached 668 million yen, a marginal decline from the 677 million yen recorded last year. These figures, prepared according to Japanese accounting standards, reflect a period of high turnover offset by tighter margins, resulting in earnings per share holding steady at 619.73 yen compared to the 619.68 yen reported in the previous year.