The Japanese firm’s latest financial statement shows an increase in revenue from 1.58 billion yen in the previous year. Alongside the return to net profitability, the company posted an operating profit of 2 million yen, contrasting sharply with the 17 million yen loss reported in the same quarter of 2025. Pretax profit reached 27 million yen, compared to a 4 million yen loss the year prior.

Despite the improved bottom line, earnings per share stood at 4.66 yen, down from 5.13 yen previously. Looking ahead, the company maintains its annual dividend forecast at 32.50 yen per share, consistent with the previous year's payout. These results were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.