Revenue for the quarter climbed to 18.85 billion yen, a sharp increase from the 4.42 billion yen posted in the previous year. This top-line growth fueled an operating profit of 69 million yen, contrasting with the 29 million yen operating loss seen in 2025. Pretax profit settled at 64 million yen, compared to a loss of 97 million yen a year prior.

Earnings per share stood at 0.17 yen, a turnabout from the 3.11 yen loss per share reported in the prior year's first quarter. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a stabilizing financial trajectory for the firm as it moves through the 2026 fiscal year.