Revenue for the Tokyo-listed firm dropped to 5.81 billion yen, down from the 9.27 billion yen reported in the previous fiscal year. Operating profit mirrored this downward trend, settling at 846 million yen compared to 1.92 billion yen a year earlier. Pretax profit also saw a substantial decrease, falling to 880 million yen from 1.92 billion yen.

Earnings per share followed the negative trajectory, declining to 22.84 yen from 61.36 yen in 2025. These figures, which adhere to Japanese accounting standards, indicate a challenging period for the group as it navigates a cooling market environment compared to the performance levels achieved in the prior cycle.