The Tokyo-listed financial group saw its total revenue climb to 104.87 billion yen during the three-quarter period, up from 87.84 billion yen in the previous year. This operational growth was mirrored in the company’s pretax profit, which reached 10.57 billion yen, representing a substantial increase over the 7.35 billion yen reported during the same timeframe in 2024.

Profitability and Per-Share Performance

The group’s bottom-line results were further highlighted by a net profit of 2.90 billion yen, compared to 1.87 billion yen a year ago. According to the company's financial statement, these results were achieved under Japanese accounting standards, reflecting a period of sustained momentum for the insurer’s domestic operations.

Investors also saw a marked improvement in per-share metrics. The company’s earnings per share (EPS) rose to 116.93 yen, a sharp increase from the 75.28 yen recorded in the prior year’s nine-month window. This performance underscores the group's ability to scale its revenue base while maintaining disciplined cost management.

• Net Profit: 2.90 billion yen
• Pretax Profit: 10.57 billion yen
• Total Revenue: 104.87 billion yen