The Japanese brokerage firm saw its total revenue climb to 5.81 billion yen, up from 4.24 billion yen in the previous year. While the company recorded an operating profit of 238 million yen—a sharp recovery from the 576 million yen loss reported in the first quarter of 2025—pretax profit also showed steady momentum, reaching 447 million yen against 337 million yen previously.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these figures translate to earnings of 33.82 yen per share, a substantial increase from the 4.09 yen per share recorded in the prior year. The results reflect a strengthened position for the Tokyo-listed entity as it navigates the current fiscal cycle.