The Japanese firm saw its revenue slide to 6.33 billion yen from 6.71 billion yen during the nine-month window. Despite the top-line contraction, cost-cutting measures appear to have gained traction, as evidenced by the narrowed operating loss of 114 million yen, down from the 247 million yen loss recorded in 2025.

Pretax profit figures mirrored this trend, showing a loss of 144 million yen against the previous year’s 270 million yen shortfall. On a per-share basis, the company reported a loss of 54.91 yen, a sharp improvement from the 170.51 yen loss seen in the prior period. These results were calculated using Japanese accounting standards.