The company’s revenue slipped to 1.46 billion yen, down from 1.49 billion yen in 2025. This downturn in sales volume coincided with a shift toward losses in core operations, as the firm reported an operating loss of 150 million yen compared to a 24 million yen profit in the previous year. Pretax figures followed a similar trajectory, falling to a loss of 131 million yen from a 7 million yen gain a year earlier.

Despite these operational challenges, the company’s bottom-line performance resulted in earnings per share of 2.55 yen, up from 1.94 yen in the prior year. These results, calculated under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a complex financial quarter where bottom-line growth outperformed broader revenue trends.