Revenue for the company dipped to 11.14 billion yen, down from 11.50 billion yen a year earlier. This contraction in sales rippled through the firm's balance sheet, resulting in an operating profit of 311 million yen compared to 456 million yen in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar downward trajectory, settling at 318 million yen against the prior year's 453 million yen.

Shareholders saw earnings per share drop to 52.34 yen from 84.09 yen. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a challenging fiscal environment for the Tokyo-listed entity as it navigates tighter margins and reduced top-line growth.