The Japanese firm saw its top-line performance nearly double compared to the 12.94 billion yen recorded in 2025. Despite this expansion, operating profit saw a more modest growth, reaching 526 million yen against the previous 496 million yen. Pretax profit remained largely stable, shifting slightly from 513 million yen down to 507 million yen.
Earnings per share dropped to 39.82 yen from 58.32 yen in the prior year. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, highlight a period where aggressive revenue scaling failed to translate into proportional gains for shareholders. Diluted earnings data for the current period were not provided.

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