Updated Mar 21, 2026 by Koei Tecmo
Koei Tecmo achieved record-high H1 results for the fiscal year ending March 2021, with sales rising 39.7% to ¥23.1 billion and operating profit surging 145.6% to ¥8.4 billion.
The company upwardly revised its full-year ordinary profit forecast to ¥25 billion, supported by strong digital momentum and high-margin royalty income.
The licensed mobile title 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms Senryaku-ban' was a primary growth driver, maintaining a top-three sales ranking in China for seven consecutive months.
Management delayed the launch of a major new IP, targeted for five million unit sales, to fiscal year 2022 to ensure quality and alignment with next-generation hardware.
A 1:1.3 stock split is scheduled for April 2021 as a mechanism to enhance shareholder value and reflect the company's strong financial position.
Digital and licensing performance successfully offset a ¥124 million extraordinary loss incurred from COVID-19 impacts on physical amusement facilities.
Future growth strategy focuses on internal game engine optimization, multi-platform global releases, and developing new IPs into long-term series.
Koei Tecmo achieved record-high H1 results for the fiscal year ending March 2021, with sales rising 39.7% to ¥23.1 billion and operating profit surging 145.6% to ¥8.4 billion.
The company upwardly revised its full-year ordinary profit forecast to ¥25 billion, supported by strong digital momentum and high-margin royalty income.
The licensed mobile title 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms Senryaku-ban' was a primary growth driver, maintaining a top-three sales ranking in China for seven consecutive months.
Management delayed the launch of a major new IP, targeted for five million unit sales, to fiscal year 2022 to ensure quality and alignment with next-generation hardware.
A 1:1.3 stock split is scheduled for April 2021 as a mechanism to enhance shareholder value and reflect the company's strong financial position.
Digital and licensing performance successfully offset a ¥124 million extraordinary loss incurred from COVID-19 impacts on physical amusement facilities.
Future growth strategy focuses on internal game engine optimization, multi-platform global releases, and developing new IPs into long-term series.