KOEI TECMO Holdings reported a 60.8% year-over-year increase in net sales for the first half of the fiscal year ending March 2022. The increase was driven primarily by the Entertainment segment.
Operating income nearly doubled, rising 94.4% to ¥8,447 million. Net income climbed 53.2% to ¥11,845 million.
The Entertainment segment served as the primary growth engine, contributing 62.5% of the total sales increase. It also accounted for 92.9% of the gain in operating income.
The company maintains a strong financial position with total assets of ¥190.8 billion. Shareholders' equity expanded to ¥155,599 million, supported by retained earnings growth and a slight increase in capital surplus.
Liabilities rose modestly to ¥25,825 million, primarily attributed to increased short-term loan activity. The data cover Japan-based operations for the first half of FY2021.
The data cover Japan-based operations for the first half of FY2021, with comparative figures from FY2020 and full-year projections. The report relies on consolidated financial statements prepared under Japanese GAAP.
The financial highlights for KOEI TECMO Holdings’ first half of the fiscal year ending March 2022 demonstrate a robust expansion across all core segments. Net sales surged 60.8 % year‑over‑year to ¥23,141 million, driven primarily by the Entertainment segment, which contributed 62.5 % of the increase and generated ¥21,683 million in sales. Amusement revenue grew 22.3 %, while Real Estate and Other segments added 41.6 % and 104.4 % respectively, offsetting a modest decline in Corporate & Elimination activities.
Operating income rose 94.4 % to ¥8,447 million, with Entertainment accounting for 92.9 % of the gain and Amusement showing a remarkable 461.8 % jump, though Real Estate income increased only 9.2 %. Net income climbed 53.2 % to ¥11,845 million, reflecting higher profitability and efficient cost management.
Balance‑sheet analysis reveals a stable asset base of ¥190.8 billion, with current assets increasing to ¥39,179 million largely due to higher marketable securities and contract receivables. Fixed assets remained steady at ¥151,625 million. Liabilities rose modestly to ¥25,825 million, driven by short‑term loan activity. Shareholders’ equity expanded to ¥155,599 million, supported by retained earnings growth and a slight increase in capital surplus.
The data cover Japan‑based operations for the first half of FY2021, with comparative figures from FY2020 and full‑year projections. The report relies on consolidated financial statements prepared under Japanese GAAP, providing a comprehensive view of the company’s performance and liquidity position.