The Japanese firm saw its net income fall to ¥876.00 million, down from ¥942.00 million in the corresponding period a year earlier. While the company successfully expanded its revenue to ¥29.14 billion—up from ¥27.72 billion—the gains did not translate to the bottom line, according to the latest financial filing.

Profitability and Margin Pressure

Operating profit took a notable hit during the period, sliding to ¥1.40 billion from the ¥1.69 billion recorded in 2024. This contraction in margins also impacted pretax figures, which settled at ¥1.45 billion compared to ¥1.78 billion previously.

The earnings per share for the period stood at ¥59.07, a decrease from the ¥63.51 reported in the prior year. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, highlight the ongoing challenge of maintaining profitability amid fluctuating market conditions for the nine months ending Dec. 31.