Revenue for the period climbed to 59 million yen, more than tripling the 19 million yen reported in 2025. This growth helped alleviate pressure on the company's operating performance, which saw an operating loss of 303 million yen compared to the 373 million yen loss posted previously.
Pretax profit also showed signs of stabilization, narrowing to a loss of 276 million yen from the 357 million yen shortfall in the prior year. On a per-share basis, the company reported a loss of 18.72 yen, a marked improvement from the 59.52 yen loss per share seen during the same nine-month stretch in 2025. These results follow Japanese accounting standards.
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