MIXI concluded the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, with net sales of ¥171,369 million, representing a 10.7% year-over-year increase. Despite this top-line growth, operating income contracted by 16.3% to ¥22,256 million. The financial performance reflects a strategic pivot in revenue composition, as robust expansion within the Sports Business—catalyzed by the acquisition of PointsBet Holdings Limited—successfully mitigated the impact of declining engagement within the flagship Digital Entertainment segment, specifically Monster Strike. Simultaneously, the Lifestyle Business achieved a return to profitability, contributing to a stable financial foundation characterized by ¥189,466 million in net assets.
Capital management during this period prioritized aggressive investment and structural optimization. Cash and cash equivalents reached ¥111,190 million, supported by ¥35,200 million in new long-term borrowings. Investing activities intensified significantly, with outflows totaling ¥31,552 million, of which ¥25,533 million was directed toward subsidiary acquisitions and capital expenditures. To further refine its capital structure, the company resolved to cancel 2.8 million treasury shares in May 2026. These actions underscore a commitment to balancing growth-oriented acquisitions with shareholder value initiatives.
Looking toward the next fiscal year, the company maintains a positive outlook with a consolidated net sales target of ¥185 billion. This projection relies on the continued scaling of the "We-Time Economy" business segments. By leveraging a solid cash position and diversifying revenue streams away from legacy digital entertainment titles, the organization aims to sustain its growth trajectory while navigating the increased costs associated with its recent expansion into the global sports market.