Toshiba has reported an operating 10.96 billion yen loss (80 million euros) from April to June, compared to a profit of 47.7 billion (350 million euros) the previous year.
Weak PC and TV sales are being blamed.
Last week Toshiba also published figures showing a net loss of around 280 million euros for the year to March.
The troubled Japanese conglomerate has also been ordered to pay a record fine over an accounting scandal.
The 91.2 million yen (660,000 euros) penalty was imposed by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The company apologised to investors and its president and vice-president resigned in July, after the multinational was found to have overstated profits for the past six years.
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