Operating profit climbed to 111 million yen from 66 million yen, showing improvement in core business efficiency. However, the company faced significant pressure elsewhere, resulting in a pretax loss of 12 million yen. This stands in stark contrast to the 74 million yen pretax profit achieved in the previous year.
The decline in bottom-line performance translates to a loss per share of 0.75 yen, a notable drop from the 4.32 yen earnings per share posted in 2025. These figures, reported under Japanese accounting standards, reflect a challenging transition period for the firm despite the healthy growth in top-line revenue.
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