The Japanese firm saw its annual revenue dip to 5.18 billion yen, down from 5.78 billion yen in 2025. While top-line figures retreated, operating profit remained steady at 612 million yen year-over-year. The company’s bottom line was bolstered by a pretax profit of 1.63 billion yen, an increase from the 1.12 billion yen reported in the prior period.

Shareholders saw earnings per share climb to 241.14 yen, compared to 162.52 yen in the previous year. These financial results were calculated in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.