Revenue for the Tokyo-based firm reached 66.89 billion yen, up from 60.87 billion yen in 2025. This growth translated into stronger margins, with operating profit rising to 21.65 billion yen compared to 17.21 billion yen previously. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, hitting 22.73 billion yen against 18.12 billion yen.
Earnings per share also saw a notable increase, rising to 56.56 yen from 41.53 yen. These figures, reported under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a solid performance for the six-month term as the group continues to capitalize on its current market position.





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