Updated Mar 21, 2026 by Koei Tecmo
Tecmo Koei Holdings achieved strong growth in the first nine months of FY2013, with net sales rising 15.2% to 25.58 billion yen and net income nearly doubling by 90.8% to 4.98 billion yen.
Operating income for the period grew by 43.5% to 3.58 billion yen, reflecting improved operational efficiency and a successful product mix.
The Game Software segment remains the primary revenue driver with 17.03 billion yen in sales, while the Online & Mobile segment demonstrated the highest profit momentum with a 49.3% increase in operating income to 698 million yen.
The company shifted its asset strategy by increasing investment securities from 45.34 billion yen to 56.26 billion yen while reducing cash and time deposits.
Management projects a positive full-year outlook with forecasted annual sales of 37 billion yen and net income of 5.7 billion yen.
Total net assets reached 86.88 billion yen by December 2013, bolstered by unrealized gains on securities and favorable foreign currency translation adjustments.
While most divisions saw gains, the Amusement Facilities segment underperformed, experiencing declines in both sales and operating income.
Tecmo Koei Holdings achieved strong growth in the first nine months of FY2013, with net sales rising 15.2% to 25.58 billion yen and net income nearly doubling by 90.8% to 4.98 billion yen.
Operating income for the period grew by 43.5% to 3.58 billion yen, reflecting improved operational efficiency and a successful product mix.
The Game Software segment remains the primary revenue driver with 17.03 billion yen in sales, while the Online & Mobile segment demonstrated the highest profit momentum with a 49.3% increase in operating income to 698 million yen.
The company shifted its asset strategy by increasing investment securities from 45.34 billion yen to 56.26 billion yen while reducing cash and time deposits.
Management projects a positive full-year outlook with forecasted annual sales of 37 billion yen and net income of 5.7 billion yen.
Total net assets reached 86.88 billion yen by December 2013, bolstered by unrealized gains on securities and favorable foreign currency translation adjustments.
While most divisions saw gains, the Amusement Facilities segment underperformed, experiencing declines in both sales and operating income.