The Japanese hospitality firm’s operating profit reached 432 million yen, up from 361 million yen in the previous year, while pretax profit grew to 510 million yen compared to 383 million yen. These gains translated into earnings per share of 99.99 yen, rising from 71.62 yen a year prior.

Reflecting this improved financial performance, the company plans to increase its year-end dividend to 50 yen per share, up from the 45 yen distributed last year. These results were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards, with future dividend figures presented as management forecasts.