The company's top-line performance saw a notable retreat, with consolidated revenue dropping to 38.04 billion yen, down from 41.21 billion yen in 2024. This decline filtered through the entire income statement, leading to a sharp reduction in operating profit, which settled at 2.97 billion yen compared to 3.86 billion yen in the prior fiscal year.

Financial Compression and Shareholder Impact

Pretax profits also took a hit, falling from 4.66 billion yen to 3.28 billion yen. Consequently, earnings per share (EPS) retreated to 272.41 yen, a decrease from the 310.89 yen reported in 2024. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, underscore a challenging fiscal environment for the industrial components maker.

Despite the contraction, Chiyoda Integre maintained a multi-billion yen profit margin, though the year-over-year momentum slowed across all major categories. The results reflect the finalized data for the group's operations through the end of the 2025 calendar year.