Revenue for the Japanese firm fell to 25.55 billion yen, down from 28.85 billion yen reported a year ago. Operating profit saw a drastic contraction, plummeting to 56 million yen from the 5.44 billion yen posted in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar trajectory, narrowing to just 3 million yen compared to 5.40 billion yen previously.

These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, translate to a loss per share of 11.06 yen. This stands in contrast to the 71.01 yen per share earnings reported during the corresponding six-month window last year. The shift highlights a period of intense financial contraction for the company as it navigates a challenging economic environment.