Updated Mar 17, 2026 by mixi
Mixi, Inc. reported a 34.6% decline in net profit to ¥10,262 million for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2022, despite maintaining stable net sales of ¥118,099 million.
The company projects a further 51.3% drop in profit to ¥5,000 million for the 2023 fiscal year, driven by ongoing capital-intensive investments and structural reorganizations.
The Digital Entertainment segment remains the primary revenue driver at ¥91.2 billion, anchored by the flagship title Monster Strike.
Profitability was negatively impacted by impairment losses in the Sports segment's PIST6 business and a ¥2,098 million loss on the valuation of investment securities.
Cash reserves decreased by ¥31.3 billion to ¥118.4 billion as the company prioritized treasury share repurchases and strategic acquisitions.
Mixi expanded its portfolio through the acquisitions of TOKYO FOOTBALL CLUB Co., Ltd. and Lovegraph Inc. to diversify into professional sports and family-oriented digital services.
Mixi, Inc. reported a 34.6% decline in net profit to ¥10,262 million for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2022, despite maintaining stable net sales of ¥118,099 million.
The company projects a further 51.3% drop in profit to ¥5,000 million for the 2023 fiscal year, driven by ongoing capital-intensive investments and structural reorganizations.
The Digital Entertainment segment remains the primary revenue driver at ¥91.2 billion, anchored by the flagship title Monster Strike.
Profitability was negatively impacted by impairment losses in the Sports segment's PIST6 business and a ¥2,098 million loss on the valuation of investment securities.
Cash reserves decreased by ¥31.3 billion to ¥118.4 billion as the company prioritized treasury share repurchases and strategic acquisitions.
Mixi expanded its portfolio through the acquisitions of TOKYO FOOTBALL CLUB Co., Ltd. and Lovegraph Inc. to diversify into professional sports and family-oriented digital services.