CyberStep's 2026 Q3 financial results show sales of approximately JPY 1.56 billion, a 19.4% decrease, with a continued net loss. The company is strengthening its financial position through fundraising and business restructuring.
CyberStep's consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending May 2026 show sales of JPY 2,142 million (down 14.5% YoY), with a net loss attributable to shareholders of the parent of JPY 3,417 million. Despite advancing new business investments and cost reductions, concerns about the company's ongoing viability remain.
CyberStep recognized grants income and product sales profit as non-operating income for the fiscal year ending May 2026, and recorded revaluation gains on stock acquisition rights as extraordinary gains. Meanwhile, evaluation losses on affiliates' stock and impairment losses on goodwill increased net losses. No dividends were declared.
Our company has mutually agreed to cancel the share transfer contract for the acquisition of shares in 3rd Corporation, resulting in the exclusion of the target company from our consolidated subsidiaries. The refund amount due to this cancellation is 1,250 million yen, and its impact on future consolidated performance is currently undetermined.
The latest figures for sales and profits are not disclosed, but a basic agreement on a business alliance has been signed between consolidated subsidiary Treva and Big Hands for the validation of remote operation technology using robotic hands. The technical validation contents include remote operation, performance evaluation, division of roles, and collaboration with PaXini, aiming to create medium- to long-term...