Revenue at the Japanese firm dropped to 1.67 billion yen, down from 2.18 billion yen a year earlier. The company’s bottom line reflects broader operational struggles, with an operating loss of 83 million yen contrasting against the 235 million yen profit achieved in the prior year. Pretax profit also fell deep into negative territory, settling at a loss of 194 million yen compared to the previous 181 million yen gain.
Earnings per share have slid to negative 13.78 yen, a stark shift from the 20.23 yen per share profit reported in 2023. According to the company's financial disclosure, these results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards. Shareholders will see no dividend payments, as the company reported zero yen across all dividend intervals for the period.





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