The Tokyo-based machinery manufacturer reported revenue growth from 46.41 billion yen to 46.81 billion yen compared to the previous year. While the top-line expanded, profitability metrics faced tighter pressure. Operating profit slipped slightly to 4.71 billion yen from 4.81 billion yen, while pretax profit remained nearly flat at 4.84 billion yen compared to the 4.85 billion yen recorded in the same period last year.
Despite the narrow operating margins, shareholders saw an improvement in individual equity value. Earnings per share rose to 119.75 yen, up from 112.18 yen in the 2025 period. These figures highlight a period of steady output for the firm, balancing modest revenue gains against the rising cost of operations.




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