The company’s latest financial disclosure reveals a divergence between operational performance and net earnings. Operating profit saw a significant climb to 773 million yen, up from 506 million yen in 2025, while pretax profit reached 988 million yen compared to the previous year's 713 million yen. Despite these gains, higher costs or tax adjustments pressured the final net figure.

Earnings per share for the period stood at 22.94 yen, down from the 26.82 yen reported in the prior year. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a complex half-year for the firm as it balances rising top-line revenue with shifting profit margins.