The Japanese firm’s latest financial disclosure reveals a contraction in top-line revenue, which dipped to 2.21 billion yen from the previous year’s 2.42 billion yen. Despite the lower intake, the company successfully tightened its fiscal discipline, resulting in an operating loss of 45 million yen, a notable recovery from the 169 million yen loss posted in 2025.

Pretax figures followed a similar trajectory, settling at a loss of 46 million yen against the prior year’s 170 million yen deficit. On a per-share basis, the company’s performance improved to a loss of 3.51 yen, down from 15.31 yen. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a narrowed fiscal gap even as the company manages lower overall revenue streams.