The company’s net loss more than doubled from the ¥181 million deficit reported in the previous year. While the manufacturer managed to narrow its operating loss to ¥109 million—down from ¥133 million in the prior period—the gain was offset by rising costs elsewhere, resulting in a pretax loss of ¥136 million.

Revenue and Shareholder Impact

Total revenue for the year fell to ¥5.91 billion, representing a significant drop from the ¥6.45 billion recorded in the preceding twelve months. This top-line contraction contributed to a sharp increase in the loss per share, which reached ¥304.33 compared to a loss of ¥146.63 a year ago.

According to the financial report, these results were calculated under Japanese accounting standards. The data suggests that while internal cost-cutting may have aided operating margins, the broader market environment remains a headwind for the Tokyo-listed firm’s recovery efforts.