Updated Mar 17, 2026 by GREE
GREE reported Q3 FY2017 net sales of ¥15.9 billion and operating income of ¥1.5 billion, marking quarter-on-quarter growth for both metrics.
Domestic native game performance recovered, with coin consumption rising to 5.4 billion following a successful release blitz of new titles.
The company released two new first-party IP titles, Rara-MAGI and A Farewell to Arms, and currently has ten titles in development, including the SINoALICE collaboration with Square Enix.
The acquisition and integration of subsidiary 3Minute drove record-high monthly sales, supporting a strategic pivot toward video-based advertising and lifestyle media.
GREE maintains a strong financial position with ¥79.4 billion in net cash, despite total costs increasing to ¥14.3 billion due to higher commissions and subsidiary consolidation.
Management forecasts steady Q4 performance with net sales of ¥15.9 billion and operating income of ¥1.4 billion as they focus on sustaining momentum from recent launches.
GREE reported Q3 FY2017 net sales of ¥15.9 billion and operating income of ¥1.5 billion, marking quarter-on-quarter growth for both metrics.
Domestic native game performance recovered, with coin consumption rising to 5.4 billion following a successful release blitz of new titles.
The company released two new first-party IP titles, Rara-MAGI and A Farewell to Arms, and currently has ten titles in development, including the SINoALICE collaboration with Square Enix.
The acquisition and integration of subsidiary 3Minute drove record-high monthly sales, supporting a strategic pivot toward video-based advertising and lifestyle media.
GREE maintains a strong financial position with ¥79.4 billion in net cash, despite total costs increasing to ¥14.3 billion due to higher commissions and subsidiary consolidation.
Management forecasts steady Q4 performance with net sales of ¥15.9 billion and operating income of ¥1.4 billion as they focus on sustaining momentum from recent launches.