Revenue for the Japanese firm slipped to 25.05 billion yen, down from 27.05 billion yen a year earlier. The company’s bottom line was further eroded by an operating loss of 695 million yen, contrasting with the 628 million yen profit recorded in 2025. Pretax profit also saw a notable contraction, falling to 267 million yen from 740 million yen.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, these results translate to a loss per share of 82.81 yen, compared to the 2.84 yen loss reported in the prior period. The sustained financial pressure highlights the challenges facing the group as it navigates a cooling market environment.