For the half year ended 31 March in Japan, revenue increased to Y6.13 billion from Y5.21 billion and operating profit rose to Y1.27 billion from Y1.12 billion.
Pretax profit climbed to Y1.27 billion from Y1.17 billion, while earnings per share increased to Y28.14 from Y24.63, with diluted EPS at Y28.09.
The results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing broad profit and sales growth across Hennge's first-half 2026 performance.
Can Hennge’s record profits withstand the economic storm from the Middle East crisis and Japan's weakening yen?
In a tech boom with 1.3 million unfilled jobs, how can Hennge win the talent war to fuel its growth?