Shinwa’s revenue climbed to ¥15.40 billion, up from ¥12.84 billion in the same period a year prior. This top-line growth filtered down to the operating level, where the company posted a profit of ¥2.35 billion, representing a sharp increase from the ¥1.42 billion recorded during the previous fiscal cycle.
Core Financial Performance
The company’s bottom line benefited from improved operational efficiency and increased market demand. According to the financial statement, pretax profits rose to ¥2.21 billion, while earnings per share jumped to ¥123.02, up from ¥62.44 a year ago.
The results, prepared under IFRS accounting standards, highlight a period of aggressive margin expansion. The company successfully translated a 20% increase in revenue into a 65% increase in operating profit, signaling a strong performance for the Japanese industrial sector.

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