The company’s annual performance revealed a shift in profitability despite a decline in total sales. Revenue fell to 87.15 billion yen from 94.34 billion yen in the prior fiscal period. However, operating profit saw a substantial recovery, jumping to 2.04 billion yen compared to just 393 million yen in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching 2.12 billion yen against the previous year’s 511 million yen.

Earnings per share rose to 115.61 yen from 95.24 yen a year earlier. These figures, which were prepared according to Japanese accounting standards, suggest that the manufacturer successfully streamlined operations or managed costs more effectively throughout the year to bolster its bottom line despite the softer demand reflected in the revenue figures.