Revenue for the six-month period fell to 14.61 billion yen, down from the 17.17 billion yen reported during the same window in 2025. The contraction extended to operating and pretax profits, which dropped to 2.28 billion yen and 2.30 billion yen respectively. These figures mark a retreat from the prior year's operating profit of 3.38 billion yen and pretax profit of 3.71 billion yen.

Despite the decline in core earnings, shareholders saw improved returns. Earnings per share climbed to 30.09 yen, up from 20.26 yen in the previous year, with diluted earnings following a similar trajectory at 30.08 yen. These results were finalized under Japanese accounting standards.