The Tokyo-listed manufacturer posted revenue of 5.43 billion yen, up from 5.07 billion yen a year prior. This top-line growth translated into an operating profit of 182 million yen, contrasting with the 132 million yen operating loss reported in the previous year. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, reaching 183 million yen compared to the prior year's 131 million yen deficit.

Earnings per share rose to 4.31 yen, up from a loss of 3.20 yen per share. While the company has opted to skip a midyear dividend, it maintains a forecast of a 2.00 yen per share payout at the fiscal year-end. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a stabilized financial position as the firm pivots away from last year's losses.