Revenue for the six-month period climbed to 22.70 billion yen, up from 19.16 billion yen in 2025. The company’s operational efficiency also saw a marked improvement, with operating profit nearly doubling to 889 million yen compared to the previous year’s 475 million yen. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, rising to 724 million yen from 596 million yen.

Reflecting these gains, earnings per share rose to 52.09 yen, up from 36.98 yen in the prior period. These figures, prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards, underscore a period of robust expansion for the Tokyo-listed firm.