Revenue for the period reached 5.80 billion yen, barely surpassing the 5.79 billion yen generated in 2025. While the top-line figures remained stagnant, the company managed to narrow its operating loss to 64.00 million yen, down from 115.00 million yen a year prior. Similarly, the pretax loss improved to 60.00 million yen compared to 96.00 million yen in the previous cycle.

Despite these operational improvements, the bottom-line result deteriorated, leading to a loss per share of 41.00 yen. This marks a sharp decline from the 15.32 yen loss per share reported in the first half of the previous fiscal year. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a challenging environment for the manufacturer as it navigates ongoing bottom-line volatility.