The Tokyo-listed fitness operator reported revenue of ¥36.77 billion, marking a steady climb from the ¥34.92 billion earned during the same nine-month window last year. This top-line growth fueled a significant jump in operating profit, which reached ¥1.98 billion—a nearly 50% increase over the ¥1.31 billion recorded during the prior period.

Divergent Financial Performance

Despite the operational momentum, the company’s net income faced a notable contraction. While pretax profit rose to ¥1.68 billion, the final net profit settled at ¥1.05 billion, down from ¥1.28 billion in 2024. Consequently, earnings per share dropped to ¥94.12 from the previous ¥113.94.

The following metrics define the performance for the period ending December 31:

• Revenue: ¥36.77 billion (up from ¥34.92 billion)
• Operating Profit: ¥1.98 billion (up from ¥1.31 billion)
• Net Profit: ¥1.05 billion (down from ¥1.28 billion)

The results, which follow Japanese accounting standards, suggest that while demand for fitness services in Japan remains resilient, non-operating factors or shifting cost structures continue to weigh on the company's final bottom-line realization.