Revenue for the Osaka-based company reached 64.50 billion yen, up from the 61.58 billion yen reported in 2025. This growth translated into an operating profit of 1.65 billion yen, an improvement over the prior year's 1.42 billion yen. Pretax figures followed a similar upward trajectory, climbing to 1.70 billion yen from 1.43 billion yen.

Earnings per share rose to 85.98 yen, up from 66.00 yen the year before. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a steady consolidation of the company's financial position as it closes out the 2026 fiscal cycle.