Revenue for the quarter slipped to 646 million yen, down from 736 million yen a year prior. The company’s core profitability crumbled under mounting costs, leading to an operating loss of 70 million yen against the previous year’s 44 million yen profit. Pretax figures mirrored this decline, showing a loss of 74 million yen compared to a 43 million yen gain in 2025.

These figures, calculated according to Japanese accounting standards, resulted in a loss per share of 18.07 yen. The company has opted not to declare a dividend for the first quarter, maintaining a trend of zero payouts that has persisted through recent year-end periods.