The Japanese brokerage firm saw its operating profit reach 2.65 billion yen, more than doubling the 1.15 billion yen posted in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, landing at 2.94 billion yen compared to 1.35 billion yen previously. Reflecting these gains, earnings per share rose to 32.03 yen from 15.59 yen.
Following the improved financial standing, the company adjusted its dividend policy, setting a midyear payout of 20 yen per share, up from 15 yen in the prior year. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a robust recovery in the firm’s core operations throughout the first half of the fiscal year.





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