Revenue for the period slipped to 521 million yen, down from 567 million yen in 2025. This decline in top-line performance contributed to an operating loss of 243 million yen, compared to a 215 million yen shortfall in the prior year. Pretax figures followed a similar downward trajectory, widening to a 257 million yen loss from 224 million yen.

Despite the broader losses, the company’s per-share earnings showed a marginal improvement, reaching a loss of 12.19 yen per share compared to 12.34 yen in the previous year. These figures, reported under Japanese accounting standards, underscore a challenging fiscal environment for the group as it navigates declining sales and persistent negative margins.