Revenue climbed to 413 million yen, up from 327 million yen a year prior, signaling a stronger top-line performance for the Japanese manufacturer. The firm managed to narrow its operating deficit to zero, effectively eliminating the 67 million yen loss sustained in the previous fiscal cycle. Pretax profit reached 12 million yen, a sharp recovery from the 56 million yen loss reported in 2025. Earnings per share now stand at 13.65 yen, compared to 120.49 yen in the prior year. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a business stabilizing its core operations even as overall profitability remains well below the previous year’s peak.