Updated Jun 25, 2026 by Koei Tecmo
KOEI TECMO Holdings reported strong Q3 FY2018 growth with net sales rising 11.5% to ¥38,926 million and operating income surging 24.9% to ¥11,711 million.
The entertainment segment drove the majority of performance with ¥35,389 million in sales (up 12.4% YoY) and ¥10,938 million in operating income (up 28.1% YoY).
The pachislot & pachinko segment saw significant growth, with sales increasing 74.4% to ¥1,287 million and operating income jumping 92.5% to ¥474 million.
Net income reached ¥13,017 million, representing a 2.5% increase, though this result fell 4.0% short of the company's ¥12,500 million forecast.
Liquidity improved significantly as current liabilities were nearly halved, dropping from ¥11,027 million to ¥5,716 million between March and December 2018.
Real estate and other business segments underperformed, with operating income declining 20.3% and 90.6% respectively.
Total assets decreased to ¥116,220 million from ¥128,594 million at the start of the fiscal year, primarily driven by reductions in current assets and investment securities.
KOEI TECMO Holdings reported strong Q3 FY2018 growth with net sales rising 11.5% to ¥38,926 million and operating income surging 24.9% to ¥11,711 million.
The entertainment segment drove the majority of performance with ¥35,389 million in sales (up 12.4% YoY) and ¥10,938 million in operating income (up 28.1% YoY).
The pachislot & pachinko segment saw significant growth, with sales increasing 74.4% to ¥1,287 million and operating income jumping 92.5% to ¥474 million.
Net income reached ¥13,017 million, representing a 2.5% increase, though this result fell 4.0% short of the company's ¥12,500 million forecast.
Liquidity improved significantly as current liabilities were nearly halved, dropping from ¥11,027 million to ¥5,716 million between March and December 2018.
Real estate and other business segments underperformed, with operating income declining 20.3% and 90.6% respectively.
Total assets decreased to ¥116,220 million from ¥128,594 million at the start of the fiscal year, primarily driven by reductions in current assets and investment securities.