Revenue for the period reached 30.80 billion yen, rising from the 26.62 billion yen reported in the same timeframe last year. This growth trajectory was mirrored in the company’s operating profit, which climbed to 3.48 billion yen compared to 3.02 billion yen previously. Pretax profit also saw a steady increase, settling at 3.36 billion yen against a prior 3.08 billion yen.

Shareholders saw earnings per share rise to 100.22 yen from 88.18 yen, with diluted earnings reaching 99.13 yen. These figures, calculated according to Japanese accounting standards, confirm the company’s improved financial standing as it concludes the first half of its 2025 fiscal cycle.