Revenue for the six-month period climbed to 28.67 billion yen, up from 24.93 billion yen a year earlier. Operating profit also saw a healthy expansion, rising to 13.60 billion yen compared to 11.16 billion yen in the previous year. Pretax profit followed this upward trend, hitting 14.81 billion yen against 11.95 billion yen in 2025.

Reflecting these results, earnings per share rose to 134.82 yen from 110.05 yen. The company plans to reward shareholders with a midyear dividend of 65.00 yen, an increase from the 53.00 yen paid out at the same point last year. The total annual dividend forecast stands at 130.00 yen per share, up from 111.00 yen for the prior year. These figures were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.