The Japanese firm’s revenue rose to 14.19 billion yen, up from 13.11 billion yen in the previous year. Despite this top-line growth, operating profit plummeted to 52 million yen, down from 218 million yen a year prior. The company also recorded a pretax loss of 5 million yen, contrasting with a 191 million yen profit during the same timeframe in 2025.
Earnings per share rose to 10.03 yen from 2.45 yen. These results, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, highlight a complex fiscal period where bottom-line gains masked underlying pressure on operational margins.

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