The Japanese restaurant operator saw its revenue remain largely flat, dipping slightly to 7.01 billion yen from 7.02 billion yen a year earlier. Despite the stagnant top-line performance, the company successfully transitioned to an operating profit of 83 million yen, contrasting sharply with the 17 million yen operating loss suffered in the prior year period. Pretax figures also trended upward, moving from a 92 million yen loss to a modest 11 million yen deficit.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these results translate to a loss per share of 5.68 yen, an improvement over the 13.51 yen loss per share reported in 2025. The data reflects a stabilized cost structure despite the absence of meaningful revenue growth.