The company's latest financial results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reveal a challenging period for margins. Operating profit fell to 2.04 billion yen from 2.49 billion yen in 2025, while pretax profit dropped to 2.02 billion yen from 2.59 billion yen. These figures reflect the increased difficulty in converting higher sales volume into net earnings.

Shareholders saw earnings per share dip to 73.19 yen, compared to the 100.09 yen recorded in the previous year's half-year results. The revenue growth to 47.18 billion yen from 43.44 billion yen indicates strong market activity, yet rising costs or pricing pressures have clearly weighed on the firm's profitability metrics throughout the fiscal period.