Revenue for the six-month period reached 16.92 billion yen, climbing from the 16.29 billion yen reported in 2025. This uptick in sales helped drive operating profit to 169 million yen, more than doubling the 68 million yen figure from the previous year. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, settling at 167 million yen compared to 67 million yen in the prior cycle. Earnings per share now stand at 3.60 yen, a significant recovery from the loss of 0.25 yen per share recorded during the 2025 half-year. These results reflect performance under Japanese accounting standards.