Capcom Consolidated Financial Results: Year Ended March 31, 2011

Key insights

6 takeaways

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Capcom achieved a 257.6% increase in net income to 7,750 million yen and a 46.2% rise in net sales to 97,716 million yen for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2011.See it on page 1
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The consumer online games segment was the primary growth driver, contributing 70,269 million yen in sales, largely due to the success of Monster Hunter Freedom 3.See it on page 5
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Operating income reached 14,295 million yen, supported by strong international sales that helped mitigate operational disruptions from the Great East Japan Earthquake.See it on page 4
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The company ended the fiscal year with a healthy cash position of 35,011 million yen, net cash from operating activities of 22,392 million yen, and reduced short-term borrowings.See it on page 7
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Capcom maintained a stable dividend policy of 40 yen per share, demonstrating a commitment to shareholder value despite macroeconomic volatility.See it on page 9
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Future strategic priorities focus on international market expansion and the development of social games for mobile platforms to diversify the company's portfolio.See it on page 6

Summary

Capcom achieved significant financial growth during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2011, characterized by a 46.2 percent increase in net sales to 97,716 million yen and a substantial 257.6 percent rise in net income to 7,750 million yen. This robust performance was primarily fueled by the consumer online games segment, which generated 70,269 million yen in sales. The success of flagship titles, most notably Monster Hunter Freedom 3, alongside strong international sales, proved instrumental in driving these results and effectively offsetting the operational disruptions caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

The company’s financial position strengthened considerably throughout the period, evidenced by operating income reaching 14,295 million yen and net cash from operating activities climbing to 22,392 million yen. By the end of the fiscal year, Capcom maintained a healthy cash position of 35,011 million yen while simultaneously reducing short-term borrowings. This improved profitability and cash flow generation supported a stable dividend policy of 40 yen per share, reflecting a commitment to shareholder value despite the volatile macroeconomic environment.

Looking toward the future, the organization is pivoting to address the evolving demands of the global gaming market. Strategic priorities include an intensified focus on international expansion and the development of social games for mobile platforms. By diversifying its portfolio and embracing emerging digital segments, the company aims to navigate the shifting industry landscape and sustain its growth trajectory beyond the 2011 fiscal year.