Revenue for the period slipped to 3.31 billion yen, down from 3.38 billion yen a year earlier. The company’s operating loss deepened to 78 million yen, compared to a 71 million yen loss in the previous cycle. Most notably, the firm’s pretax profit took a sharper hit, dropping to a loss of 102 million yen from 44 million yen in 2025. Consequently, earnings per share fell to a loss of 11.12 yen from 10.25 yen.

Despite these financial headwinds, the company maintained its dividend policy. Shareholders can expect a midyear dividend of 5.70 yen and a projected year-end dividend of 5.70 yen, bringing the total annual forecast to 11.40 yen. These figures reflect results calculated under Japanese accounting standards.