Guys, one thing: going deeper in seeing the financial report, I saw what's probably the biggest component of this year's losses: foreign exchange.
In Q1 FY2013, they had 16,934 foreign exchange gains, with no losses. This resulted, together with other elements, in 20,269 for total non-operating income --> due to 526 of total non-operating losses, considering 4,924 of operating losses --> it resulted in 14,817 ordinary income.
In Q1 FY2014, instead, it certainly had bigger operating losses (9,470), but this also happened --> Only 4,897 non-operating income, with no foreign exchange income --> 5,392 non-operating losses, with 5,045 being foreign exchange losses --> all resulted in an ordinary loss of 9,964.
*numbers being millions of Yen.
Just a question: anyone with an idea of what actually happened here, why the change from exchange gains to losses?