Koei Tecmo Wave reported total assets of ¥2,581 million and an equity base of ¥1,993 million as of March 31, 2020.
See it on page 1The company generated a net income of ¥303 million for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020.
See it on page 1Current assets totaled ¥1,916 million, significantly outweighing current liabilities of ¥588 million.
See it on page 1Fixed assets were valued at ¥665 million, consisting of ¥253 million in tangible property and the remainder in intangible assets like software licenses.
See it on page 2Paid-in capital stands at ¥1,995 million, supported by an accumulated surplus of ¥998 million.
See it on page 1Inventory levels were reported at ¥36 million, utilizing a valuation mix of weighted average, specific identification, and last-purchase cost methods.
See it on page 2Intangible assets are subject to straight-line amortization over a five-year useful life.
See it on page 2The balance sheet of Koei Tecmo Wave as of March 31, 2020 presents total assets of ¥2,581 million and a corresponding liability‑and‑equity balance. Current assets amount to ¥1,916 million, dominated by cash and deposits (¥124 million) and accounts receivable (¥186 million). Inventories, including finished goods and work‑in‑process, total ¥36 million. Current liabilities stand at ¥588 million, with accounts payable and accrued expenses comprising the bulk.
Fixed assets total ¥665 million, split between tangible property (¥253 million) and intangible items such as software licenses. The company’s equity base is ¥1,993 million, comprising a paid‑in capital of ¥1,995 million and accumulated surplus of ¥998 million. Net income for the period is reported at ¥303 million, contributing to retained earnings.
Key accounting policies include fair‑value measurement for marketable securities with gains and losses recorded directly in equity, cost‑based inventory valuation using weighted average for goods, specific identification for work‑in‑process, and last‑purchase cost for finished goods. Depreciation of tangible assets follows a mix of declining balance and straight‑line methods, while intangible assets use straight‑line amortization over a five‑year useful life. Provisioning for doubtful accounts, employee and executive bonuses, and pension obligations is based on historical loss rates or actuarial estimates.
The financial statements cover the Japanese domestic market, reflecting operations up to the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020. Data are presented in Japanese yen, with amounts rounded down to the nearest million yen.