While the bottom line slipped into the red, the company’s underlying operations showed signs of expansion. Revenue climbed to 2.11 billion yen, up from 1.89 billion yen in the prior year. Operating profit also saw a notable improvement, rising to 65 million yen from 44 million yen, while pretax profit reached 56 million yen compared to 32 million yen in 2025.

The divergence between rising operating gains and the final net loss resulted in a per-share deficit of 11.13 yen. These results, which follow Japanese accounting standards, indicate that higher costs or non-operating factors significantly weighed on the company's financial health despite the growth in top-line sales.