Revenue for the six-month period fell to 23.63 billion yen, down from 24.58 billion yen a year earlier. This contraction in top-line growth rippled through the company's profitability metrics, with operating profit slipping to 3.45 billion yen from 3.84 billion yen. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, settling at 3.24 billion yen against the previous year's 3.68 billion yen.

Shareholders saw earnings per share drop to 114.38 yen, compared to 133.65 yen in the prior fiscal period. These figures underscore a challenging half for the Tokyo-listed firm as it navigates a tighter financial environment compared to its 2025 performance.