Revenue for the quarter climbed to 402 million yen, up from 386 million yen in the prior year. This growth helped pull the company’s operating loss down to 26 million yen, compared to a 94 million yen deficit in the 2025 period. Earnings per share improved to a loss of 7.38 yen, versus the 31.71 yen loss recorded previously. The results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a cooling of the fiscal pressures that weighed on the company last year. Management has not declared a dividend for the first quarter, maintaining the trend from the previous year, as the company focuses on stabilizing its bottom line.