Bandai Namco achieved ¥990 billion in net sales for 2023, representing an 11 percent year-on-year increase.
See it on page 2The Toys & Hobby segment is the company's largest revenue driver, contributing ¥447 billion (42.6 percent of total revenue) compared to ¥385 billion (36.7 percent) from the Digital Business.
See it on page 2The company maintains a 20 percent return on equity, indicating efficient capital utilization.
See it on page 9Flagship intellectual properties are major financial pillars, with Dragon Ball generating ¥144.5 billion, Gundam ¥131.3 billion, and One Piece ¥86.3 billion.
See it on page 3Total toy shipments reached 2.74 billion units during the 2023 fiscal period.
See it on page 6The 2023 Fact Book delivers a comprehensive portrait of Bandai Namco’s financial health, market positioning, and sustainability framework, underscoring how a dual focus on digital entertainment and traditional toys fuels continued growth. Net sales reached ¥990 billion, an 11 percent year‑on‑year increase, while return on equity stood at 20 percent, reflecting efficient capital use. The Digital Business contributed ¥385 billion (36.7 percent of total revenue) and the Toys & Hobby segment ¥447 billion (42.6 percent), with the company’s flagship intellectual properties—Dragon Ball, Gundam and One Piece—generating ¥144.5 billion, ¥131.3 billion and ¥86.3 billion respectively. Toy shipments totaled 2.74 billion units, and the broader Japanese game‑app, home‑video‑game and toy markets were valued at ¥599 billion, ¥
