Revenue for the period showed steady growth, reaching 6.38 billion yen against 6.20 billion yen in 2025. This improvement in the top line, combined with tighter cost management, helped push the company toward a more stable financial position. Operating losses also shrank to 119 million yen from the previous 207 million yen, while pretax profit figures improved to a loss of 50 million yen from 177 million yen.
Reflecting these results, earnings per share shifted to a loss of 4.43 yen, a notable recovery from the 35.99 yen loss per share reported in the prior year. The data indicates that the Tokyo-listed manufacturer is successfully mitigating the financial pressures that weighed heavily on its balance sheet throughout the previous fiscal cycle.





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