Operating losses significantly contracted to 14 million yen, down from the 60 million yen deficit posted in 2025. Pretax figures followed a similar trajectory, with losses shrinking to 7 million yen compared to the previous year's 54 million yen shortfall. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a gradual recovery in the company's fiscal efficiency.

Earnings per share stood at a loss of 44.76 yen, improving from the prior year's 61.32 yen loss. Despite the ongoing red ink at the parent level, the company maintains its dividend strategy, projecting a year-end payout of 120.00 yen per share, mirroring the previous year’s distribution.