Revenue climbed to 1.64 billion yen from 1.40 billion yen a year earlier, yet rising costs stifled the bottom line. Operating profit dipped to 70 million yen from 84 million yen, while pretax profit settled at 77 million yen, down from the 92 million yen recorded in the 2025 period. Earnings per share fell to a loss of 28.46 yen, a significant drop from the 28.53 yen profit per share shareholders saw last year. These figures were prepared under Japanese accounting standards.
Super Tool Slides Into Red With 67 Million Yen First-Quarter Loss
A sharp reversal hit Super Tool Co. Ltd. as the Japanese manufacturer reported a net loss of 67 million yen for the first quarter ending June 15, 2026. The result stands in stark contrast to the 67 million yen profit the company secured during the same period just one year prior.
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