Revenue for the company dipped to 2.10 billion yen, down from the 2.20 billion yen generated in the previous year. Despite the contraction in top-line sales, the firm managed to tighten its fiscal discipline across other metrics. Operating profit losses were reduced to 79 million yen compared to the 129 million yen deficit reported in 2025.

Pretax losses also saw a contraction, falling to 78 million yen from 123 million yen. On a per-share basis, the company reported a loss of 12.78 yen, significantly lower than the 24.55 yen loss per share seen in the prior year. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a shift in the company’s bottom-line trajectory despite the overall decline in revenue.