Revenue for the Japanese firm fell to 816 million yen, down from 1.05 billion yen in the prior year. The company’s bottom line suffered under the weight of an operating loss totaling 142 million yen, contrasting with the 99 million yen operating profit achieved in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar downward trajectory, settling at a loss of 125 million yen compared to the 136 million yen gain posted previously. Consequently, earnings per share dropped to a loss of 8.08 yen, a significant decline from the 4.44 yen per share profit reported a year ago. These figures reflect results calculated under Japanese accounting standards.