Despite an increase in revenue to 1.50 billion yen from 1.30 billion yen, the company’s underlying profitability struggled under mounting operational pressures. Operating losses surged to 570 million yen, a sharp decline compared to the 65 million yen loss reported in the prior year. The pretax profit figures followed a similar downward trajectory, plummeting to a loss of 1.42 billion yen against a 54 million yen loss in 2025. Consequently, earnings per share dropped to a loss of 38.63 yen, compared to 32.49 yen in the previous cycle. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, highlight a difficult fiscal stretch for the group as costs outpaced top-line growth.