The company’s shift toward profitability is underscored by a move into the black at the operating level, recording a profit of 77 million yen against a prior-year loss of 331 million yen. Pretax profit also transitioned from a 539 million yen loss to a modest 8 million yen gain.

Earnings per share reflected this stabilizing trend, standing at negative 20.32 yen, an improvement from the negative 86.84 yen reported in the same period of 2025. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, indicate a recovery in core operations for the Kanazawa-based firm despite continued pressures on the bottom line.