Updated Mar 17, 2026 by CyberAgent
CyberAgent issued a corrective filing for Q3 FY2022, reporting net sales of ¥533,882 million (up 9.7% YoY) but a significant 29.1% decline in operating income to ¥54,813 million.
Profit attributable to shareholders of the parent dropped 39.8% to ¥19,779 million, despite the company maintaining its original full-year earnings and dividend forecasts.
The Game Business saw a 6.9% decline in sales to ¥173,551 million and a 29.4% drop in operating income, largely due to a high baseline from the previous year's major events.
Accounting changes under the Accounting Standard for Revenue Recognition now require game item charges to be recognized over the estimated user usage period rather than at the time of purchase.
The Internet Advertisement Business achieved record-high sales of ¥283,878 million during the nine-month period ending June 30, 2022.
The Media Business reported a 36.2% sales increase to ¥81,926 million, supported by growth in ABEMA’s pay-per-view services and a narrowing operating loss.
Total assets for the period were ¥373,421 million, reflecting a slight decrease attributed to corporate tax and dividend payments.
CyberAgent issued a corrective filing for Q3 FY2022, reporting net sales of ¥533,882 million (up 9.7% YoY) but a significant 29.1% decline in operating income to ¥54,813 million.
Profit attributable to shareholders of the parent dropped 39.8% to ¥19,779 million, despite the company maintaining its original full-year earnings and dividend forecasts.
The Game Business saw a 6.9% decline in sales to ¥173,551 million and a 29.4% drop in operating income, largely due to a high baseline from the previous year's major events.
Accounting changes under the Accounting Standard for Revenue Recognition now require game item charges to be recognized over the estimated user usage period rather than at the time of purchase.
The Internet Advertisement Business achieved record-high sales of ¥283,878 million during the nine-month period ending June 30, 2022.
The Media Business reported a 36.2% sales increase to ¥81,926 million, supported by growth in ABEMA’s pay-per-view services and a narrowing operating loss.
Total assets for the period were ¥373,421 million, reflecting a slight decrease attributed to corporate tax and dividend payments.