Updated Mar 21, 2026 by Bandai Namco
Bandai Namco achieved a significant financial turnaround in 2011, moving from a ¥29.9 billion deficit to a ¥1.8 billion profit with net sales rising 4% to ¥394 billion.
Operating income surged 767% to ¥16.3 billion, driven by a revitalized Toys & Hobby segment (¥158 billion in sales) and a return to profitability for the Content segment (¥3.1 billion in segment income).
The Amusement-Facility segment improved segment income more than five-fold to ¥1.8 billion through efficiency measures, despite a 4.6% decline in segment sales to ¥62.3 billion.
Core growth was anchored by established character franchises including Mobile Suit Gundam, Kamen Rider, and Power Rangers, alongside a new adult-collectible line expected to generate ¥10 billion in FY2012.
Domestic operations remain the company's primary revenue source, accounting for approximately 90% of total sales, while overseas performance continued to lag.
The company strengthened its liquidity, with cash flow from operations more than doubling to ¥22.6 billion and maintaining a current ratio of 245%.
Bandai Namco achieved a significant financial turnaround in 2011, moving from a ¥29.9 billion deficit to a ¥1.8 billion profit with net sales rising 4% to ¥394 billion.
Operating income surged 767% to ¥16.3 billion, driven by a revitalized Toys & Hobby segment (¥158 billion in sales) and a return to profitability for the Content segment (¥3.1 billion in segment income).
The Amusement-Facility segment improved segment income more than five-fold to ¥1.8 billion through efficiency measures, despite a 4.6% decline in segment sales to ¥62.3 billion.
Core growth was anchored by established character franchises including Mobile Suit Gundam, Kamen Rider, and Power Rangers, alongside a new adult-collectible line expected to generate ¥10 billion in FY2012.
Domestic operations remain the company's primary revenue source, accounting for approximately 90% of total sales, while overseas performance continued to lag.
The company strengthened its liquidity, with cash flow from operations more than doubling to ¥22.6 billion and maintaining a current ratio of 245%.