Updated Mar 17, 2026 by mixi
Mixi, Inc. reported a significant fiscal decline for the year ended March 31, 2019, with net sales falling 23.8% to ¥144,032 million and operating income dropping 43.3%.
The company forecasts a continued downward trend for the upcoming fiscal year, projecting a further 30.6% decrease in net sales.
Performance was heavily impacted by a downturn in the core Entertainment Business, specifically the flagship title Monster Strike, leading to a 36.5% decline in profit attributable to owners to ¥26,521 million.
Strategic restructuring included divesting from subsidiaries Diverse, Inc. and nohana, Inc., closing the Ticket Camp service, and withdrawing from telecommunications to focus on new growth sectors.
Mixi expanded into sports entertainment and the keirin betting market by acquiring Chariloto Co., Ltd. for ¥5,000 million to diversify its portfolio beyond traditional gaming.
Despite operational challenges, the company maintains a strong financial position with a 92.9% equity ratio and committed to shareholder returns through ¥120 per share in dividends and ¥10.1 billion in treasury share purchases.
Net cash from operating activities decreased significantly from ¥49,975 million to ¥18,113 million, while basic earnings per share fell from ¥533.48 to ¥350.26.
Mixi, Inc. reported a significant fiscal decline for the year ended March 31, 2019, with net sales falling 23.8% to ¥144,032 million and operating income dropping 43.3%.
The company forecasts a continued downward trend for the upcoming fiscal year, projecting a further 30.6% decrease in net sales.
Performance was heavily impacted by a downturn in the core Entertainment Business, specifically the flagship title Monster Strike, leading to a 36.5% decline in profit attributable to owners to ¥26,521 million.
Strategic restructuring included divesting from subsidiaries Diverse, Inc. and nohana, Inc., closing the Ticket Camp service, and withdrawing from telecommunications to focus on new growth sectors.
Mixi expanded into sports entertainment and the keirin betting market by acquiring Chariloto Co., Ltd. for ¥5,000 million to diversify its portfolio beyond traditional gaming.
Despite operational challenges, the company maintains a strong financial position with a 92.9% equity ratio and committed to shareholder returns through ¥120 per share in dividends and ¥10.1 billion in treasury share purchases.
Net cash from operating activities decreased significantly from ¥49,975 million to ¥18,113 million, while basic earnings per share fell from ¥533.48 to ¥350.26.