The Japanese firm’s financial results, prepared under local accounting standards, show revenue rising to 4.91 billion yen, up from the 4.37 billion yen recorded in 2025. Operating profit followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching 1.98 billion yen compared to 1.59 billion yen in the prior period.
Pretax profit for the group also saw a notable increase, landing at 1.96 billion yen against 1.53 billion yen last year. Shareholders benefited from the improved performance, with earnings per share climbing to 59.58 yen from 39.69 yen, while diluted earnings reached 59.18 yen per share.

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