The company recorded annual revenue of 1.73 billion yen, falling from the 2.24 billion yen generated in the prior year. Financial disclosures prepared under Japanese accounting standards reveal that operating losses deepened to 420 million yen, up from a 101 million yen operating deficit a year earlier. Pretax losses also widened, reaching 689 million yen compared to 294 million yen in the previous cycle. Despite these operational headwinds, the bottom-line net loss per share improved to 7.76 yen, a notable recovery from the 26.12 yen loss per share seen in 2025. Nichiryoku has maintained a policy of zero dividends for the fiscal year.