The company’s latest financial disclosure reveals that revenue reached 2.75 billion yen, showing growth from the 2.60 billion yen recorded in 2025. However, this top-line progress failed to offset rising costs, dragging the firm into an operating loss of 90 million yen. By comparison, Daisan posted an operating profit of 42 million yen a year ago.

Pretax figures mirrored this downward trajectory, settling at a loss of 94 million yen against a previous profit of 69 million yen. Shareholders face a loss of 14.80 yen per share, a stark contrast to the 16.30 yen earnings per share seen in the prior fiscal cycle. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, underscore a challenging start to the 2026 fiscal year for the Tokyo-listed entity.