Revenue for the quarter slipped to 6.12 billion yen, down from 6.35 billion yen a year earlier. While the company succeeded in trimming its operating loss to 209 million yen—an improvement over the 371 million yen deficit reported in 2025—it was insufficient to push the firm into positive territory. Pretax profit also remained negative, settling at a loss of 108 million yen compared to the previous year's 252 million yen loss. These figures, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, resulted in a loss per share of 10.51 yen, contrasting starkly with the 96.73 yen earnings per share achieved in the prior year.