The Tokyo-based firm saw its revenue surge to 4.72 billion yen, up from 2.97 billion yen in the previous year. Despite the top-line growth, the company remained in the red, posting an operating loss of 132 million yen compared to a 205 million yen loss in the prior year. Pretax losses also contracted to 155 million yen from 211 million yen.
Reflecting these results, earnings per share improved to a loss of 23.04 yen, compared to a loss of 44.56 yen in 2025. Following the trend of recent cycles, the company has opted to maintain a dividend of zero yen for the midyear period, with no immediate projections for payouts in the coming quarters. These figures were prepared in accordance with Japanese accounting standards.




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