Updated Mar 17, 2026 by GREE
The company concluded FY2019 with ¥70.9 billion in net sales and ¥5.5 billion in operating income, supported by a cash position of ¥84.5 billion.
Q4 performance reached ¥17.4 billion in net sales, driven by global partnerships and self-distribution efforts for titles including Another Eden and DanMachi.
The company is pivoting toward high-growth sectors, specifically prioritizing the REALITY VTuber platform and the expansion of advertising and media portfolios.
International growth is a core strategy, highlighted by the expansion of Another Eden into 34 regions and over one million pre-registrations for SINoALICE across 150 countries.
Domestic coin consumption saw a year-over-year decline to 10.9 billion, prompting a strategic shift toward multi-platform releases on Nintendo Switch and Facebook Instant Games.
Operational efficiency improved as total costs were reduced to ¥16.07 billion during the fiscal year.
Future development plans include the release of two major third-party IP titles in the upcoming fiscal year, with a specific focus on the Chinese market.
The company concluded FY2019 with ¥70.9 billion in net sales and ¥5.5 billion in operating income, supported by a cash position of ¥84.5 billion.
Q4 performance reached ¥17.4 billion in net sales, driven by global partnerships and self-distribution efforts for titles including Another Eden and DanMachi.
The company is pivoting toward high-growth sectors, specifically prioritizing the REALITY VTuber platform and the expansion of advertising and media portfolios.
International growth is a core strategy, highlighted by the expansion of Another Eden into 34 regions and over one million pre-registrations for SINoALICE across 150 countries.
Domestic coin consumption saw a year-over-year decline to 10.9 billion, prompting a strategic shift toward multi-platform releases on Nintendo Switch and Facebook Instant Games.
Operational efficiency improved as total costs were reduced to ¥16.07 billion during the fiscal year.
Future development plans include the release of two major third-party IP titles in the upcoming fiscal year, with a specific focus on the Chinese market.