Revenue at the Japanese firm slipped to 5.87 billion yen, down from 6.12 billion yen a year earlier. The company’s core operations struggled under mounting pressure, resulting in an operating loss of 97 million yen, nearly double the 50 million yen deficit reported in 2025. Pretax profit also reflected this downward trend, settling at a loss of 85 million yen compared to the previous year's 46 million yen loss.

Shareholders bore the brunt of the declining performance, with earnings per share dropping to a loss of 47.56 yen, compared to a loss of 12.57 yen in the prior period. These results were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.