Revenue for the period reached 17.48 billion yen, slightly outpacing the 17.13 billion yen recorded a year prior. However, this top-line growth failed to shield the bottom line from rising costs and structural pressures. Operating profit plummeted to 44 million yen from 324 million yen, while pretax figures shifted into the red at a loss of 31 million yen.

Under Japanese accounting standards, the company’s earnings per share dropped to a loss of 2.51 yen, down significantly from the positive 21.99 yen reported in 2024. These figures underscore the mounting challenges facing the firm as it navigates a tightening fiscal environment.