The company’s revenue climbed to 2.33 billion yen from 1.75 billion yen in 2025. However, this growth failed to offset rising costs, which pushed the operating loss to 502 million yen, compared to a 72 million yen deficit in the prior period. Pretax profit figures also reflected the downward trend, settling at a loss of 870 million yen against 786 million yen the year before.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, the company’s per-share earnings fell to negative 6.90 yen, a steep contrast to the negative 0.73 yen recorded in 2025. These figures underscore the fiscal challenges facing the group as it attempts to stabilize its bottom line despite higher top-line performance.