The company’s financial performance reflects a broader cooling in its business activity. Revenue for the period slipped to 4.91 billion yen, down from 5.08 billion yen a year earlier. While the firm managed to record a pretax profit of 8 million yen, this figure represents a significant contraction compared to the 80 million yen posted in 2025.
These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, translate to earnings of 1.15 yen per share, falling well short of the 15.31 yen per share recorded in the previous year. The absence of operating profit highlights mounting pressure on the company's core margins as it navigates a challenging fiscal environment.





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