FinancialTECMO KOEI HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
Financial Highlights for the 1st Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2013 (FY2012)
1 Jan 20131 pages~2 min full read
Tecmo Koei Holdings reported a net loss of 488 million yen for Q1 FY2012, a significant reversal from the 265 million yen profit recorded in the same period the previous year.
Operating income collapsed by 92.8% year-over-year to 24 million yen, while net sales declined by 12.7% to 5.86 billion yen.
The core game software segment, the company's primary revenue driver, experienced a 20% drop in sales and an 84.5% decline in operating income.
The pachislot and pachinko segment was the only major growth area, with sales increasing by 127.4% and operating income rising to 90 million yen.
The online and mobile division underperformed during the quarter, recording a 10% decrease in sales.
Despite the poor quarterly start, the company maintains full-year projections of 39 billion yen in net sales and 5 billion yen in net income, representing expected annual growth of 9.8% and 7.7% respectively.
Tecmo Koei Holdings experienced a significant downturn in financial performance during the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2013. Net sales fell by 12.7% year-over-year to 5.86 billion yen, while operating income plummeted by 92.8% to just 24 million yen. The period was marked by a transition into a net loss of 488 million yen, a sharp contrast to the 265 million yen profit recorded in the same quarter of the previous year. This decline was primarily driven by the core game software segment, which saw sales drop nearly 20% and operating income fall by 84.5% as the company navigated a challenging market environment.
Performance across most business segments remained sluggish during the quarter. The online and mobile division saw a 10% decrease in sales, while the media and rights segment continued to operate at a loss. Conversely, the pachislot and pachinko segment provided a rare bright spot, with sales increasing by 127.4% and operating income rising from 6 million to 90 million yen. Despite these quarterly setbacks, the organization maintains an optimistic outlook for the full fiscal year, forecasting total net sales of 39 billion yen and a net income of 5 billion yen, representing projected annual growth of 9.8% and 7.7% respectively.
The data reflects a heavy reliance on the traditional game software segment, which accounts for the majority of revenue but also the highest volatility in earnings. While the first quarter results suggest a difficult start to the year, the full-year projections indicate an expected recovery driven by upcoming releases and growth in the online and mobile sectors. Methodologically, the figures represent consolidated financial statements for the Japanese holding company, including internal segment reclassifications such as the movement of CWS Brains from amusement facilities to the online and mobile division.
