While revenue remained nearly stagnant at 23.12 billion yen—a marginal increase over the previous year’s 23.04 billion yen—operational efficiency deteriorated rapidly. Operating profit cratered to 241 million yen, down from 1.20 billion yen in the prior year. The company’s pretax profit also saw a severe decline, settling at 26 million yen compared to 1 billion yen previously.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these figures translate to earnings per share of 75.85 yen, a stark drop from the 216.11 yen recorded in 2025. The data reflects a period of heightened fiscal strain for the firm despite maintaining stable top-line revenue.