Tsukamoto Corp Narrows Nine-Month Loss as Revenue Climbs

Tokyo-listed Tsukamoto Corp. Co. Ltd. reported a significantly narrowed net loss for the first nine months of its fiscal year, supported by a steady uptick in revenue. For the period ending December 31, the company posted a net loss of 121 million yen, a sharp improvement from the 280 million yen deficit recorded during the same timeframe a year earlier.

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Revenue for the nine-month period reached 7.33 billion yen, up from 6.81 billion yen in the corresponding period last year. This top-line growth contributed to a recovery in operational performance, with the company reporting an operating loss of 153 million yen—a significant reduction from the 450 million yen operating deficit seen in 2024.

Financial Performance Breakdown

The company's latest filing highlights a broad improvement across its primary balance sheet metrics as it works to stabilize its bottom line:

Pretax losses decreased to 91 million yen from 414 million yen.

Net loss per share improved to 30.02 yen, down from 69.48 yen.

Total revenue grew by approximately 7.6% year-over-year.

According to the report, these results are based on Japanese accounting standards. While the firm remains in a loss-making position, the narrowing gap in both operating and pretax figures suggests a stabilizing trend as Tsukamoto Corp. moves toward the final quarter of its fiscal year.

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