The Tokyo-based company reported a net loss of 165 million yen, a notable improvement from the 383 million yen loss recorded during the same quarter in 2025. This recovery translated to a loss per share of 0.97 yen, down from 2.25 yen in the prior year. Revenue figures showed steady growth, reaching 7.40 billion yen against 7.11 billion yen a year earlier.

Operating performance also saw a positive shift, with the operating loss narrowing to 213 million yen from 599 million yen. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, reflecting a loss of 207 million yen compared to 588 million yen in the previous year. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a cooling of the steep deficits that characterized the company's financial standing twelve months ago.