Revenue for the Japanese utility reached 121.03 billion yen, climbing slightly from the 119.23 billion yen posted in 2025. However, this growth failed to offset significant cost burdens, pushing the company into a deep deficit. The firm recorded an operating loss of 2.24 billion yen and a pretax loss of 3.18 billion yen, starkly contrasting with the previous year's operating profit of 9.99 billion yen.

Following these results, the company reported a per-share loss of 69.74 yen, a significant drop from the 129.51 yen earnings per share generated a year earlier. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect the ongoing financial volatility impacting the regional power provider.