Updated Mar 23, 2026 by mixi
Monster Strike drove a major recovery in Q4 FY2014, generating ¥5,798 million in sales—a 143.8% increase—and contributing ¥990 million in operating income.
Mixi experienced an overall net loss of ¥227 million in FY2014, with net sales declining 3% to ¥12,155 million and operating income dropping to ¥480 million due to the decline of the legacy social networking segment.
The company is aggressively expanding Monster Strike internationally through a partnership with Tencent to localize the game for markets in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
Mixi’s financial position was bolstered by a ¥6.5 billion public offering, improving the equity ratio to 84.5%, with a five-for-one stock split scheduled for July 1, 2014.
The 'nohana' photobook business saw a 16% increase in paid purchase rates, while the 'Find Job!' service maintained a stable user base of 700,000 members.
The company is actively restructuring its business model by pivoting away from traditional social networking toward higher-margin content, advertising, and life event services.
Monster Strike drove a major recovery in Q4 FY2014, generating ¥5,798 million in sales—a 143.8% increase—and contributing ¥990 million in operating income.
Mixi experienced an overall net loss of ¥227 million in FY2014, with net sales declining 3% to ¥12,155 million and operating income dropping to ¥480 million due to the decline of the legacy social networking segment.
The company is aggressively expanding Monster Strike internationally through a partnership with Tencent to localize the game for markets in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
Mixi’s financial position was bolstered by a ¥6.5 billion public offering, improving the equity ratio to 84.5%, with a five-for-one stock split scheduled for July 1, 2014.
The 'nohana' photobook business saw a 16% increase in paid purchase rates, while the 'Find Job!' service maintained a stable user base of 700,000 members.
The company is actively restructuring its business model by pivoting away from traditional social networking toward higher-margin content, advertising, and life event services.