Capcom Consolidated Financial Results for the Year Ended March 31, 2016

Capcom achieved significant financial growth during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016, characterized by a 19.8 percent increase in net sales to 77,021 million yen and a 13.7 percent rise in operating income to 12,029 million yen. This upward trajectory was bolstered by a net income of 7,745 million yen and an improved earnings per share of 137.75 yen. The company’s total assets expanded to 113,057 million yen, supported by increased investments in tangible fixed assets and ongoing software development projects. These results reflect a strengthened balance sheet and a commitment to maintaining stable shareholder dividends.

The primary driver of this performance was the Digital Contents business, anchored by the commercial success of Monster Hunter X (Cross), alongside notable revenue contributions from the Amusement Equipments segment. To sustain this momentum, the company is prioritizing a Single Content Multiple Usage strategy, which leverages core intellectual properties across various platforms. Future growth initiatives focus on expanding digital download sales, aggressively targeting the Asian online gaming market, and concentrating resources on mobile development.

Beyond product strategy, the company is undergoing internal structural reforms to ensure long-term profitability and governance. This includes a transition to a company with an audit and supervisory committee, effective June 2016, alongside efforts to enhance workplace diversity and optimize corporate operations. By balancing core home video game development with a broader digital and international expansion, the company aims to solidify its position within the global gaming industry while maintaining a disciplined approach to fiscal management and organizational efficiency.