MIXI, Inc. reported a contraction in H1 FY2026 performance, with net sales falling 2.0% to ¥67,428 million and operating income declining 17.5% to ¥7,214 million.
The company issued a revised full-year forecast projecting net sales of ¥168,000 million and a 26.1% year-over-year decline in net income.
The acquisition of PointsBet Holdings Limited significantly impacted financials, contributing to a 38.6% drop in Sports Business segment profit and generating ¥19,831 million in provisional goodwill.
The Digital Entertainment segment, anchored by Monster Strike, saw an 11.1% revenue decline due to lower active users, though segment profit increased 2.5% to ¥16,571 million through cost efficiencies.
Cash and cash equivalents decreased by ¥22,883 million during the period, driven by ¥25,533 million in acquisition payments and ¥6,061 million in treasury share repurchases.
The Lifestyle Business achieved a turnaround to profitability with ¥72 million in segment profit on 30.0% sales growth, largely driven by the FamilyAlbum app.
Despite the earnings decline, the company maintained a strong equity ratio of 70.5% and committed to a stable full-year dividend of ¥120 per share.
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