Updated Mar 17, 2026 by KLab
KLab Inc. has significantly revised its FY2017 revenue forecast upward to a range of 22.5 billion to 25.5 billion JPY, marking a 13.3% to 28.6% increase over previous estimates.
The company projects a strong financial turnaround with net income reaching up to 2.8 billion JPY, contrasting sharply with the 814 million JPY net loss recorded in the previous fiscal year.
The successful June 13, 2017, launch of 'Captain Tsubasa: Tatakae Dream Team' and the sustained performance of legacy titles are the primary drivers for the improved financial outlook.
Operating income for FY2017 is now forecasted to reach between 2.2 billion and 4.0 billion JPY, with ordinary profit projected between 2.4 billion and 4.2 billion JPY.
KLab continues to utilize range-based forecasting to account for market volatility and the unpredictable financial impact of upcoming, unreleased titles.
The revised projections indicate a robust recovery for the firm, characterized by triple-digit percentage growth in profit margins at the lower end of the forecast range.
KLab Inc. has significantly revised its FY2017 revenue forecast upward to a range of 22.5 billion to 25.5 billion JPY, marking a 13.3% to 28.6% increase over previous estimates.
The company projects a strong financial turnaround with net income reaching up to 2.8 billion JPY, contrasting sharply with the 814 million JPY net loss recorded in the previous fiscal year.
The successful June 13, 2017, launch of 'Captain Tsubasa: Tatakae Dream Team' and the sustained performance of legacy titles are the primary drivers for the improved financial outlook.
Operating income for FY2017 is now forecasted to reach between 2.2 billion and 4.0 billion JPY, with ordinary profit projected between 2.4 billion and 4.2 billion JPY.
KLab continues to utilize range-based forecasting to account for market volatility and the unpredictable financial impact of upcoming, unreleased titles.
The revised projections indicate a robust recovery for the firm, characterized by triple-digit percentage growth in profit margins at the lower end of the forecast range.