The company’s financial turnaround was driven by a surge in top-line growth, with revenue rising from 15.63 billion yen to 22.83 billion yen. This expansion translated into an operating profit of 2.96 billion yen, contrasting with the 920 million yen operating loss reported in the prior year. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, reaching 3.01 billion yen compared to the previous loss of 811 million yen.

Earnings per share reached 47.55 yen, a substantial improvement over the loss of 15.66 yen per share seen in 2025. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a strengthened market position for the Tokyo-listed firm compared to its performance in the previous fiscal cycle.