Updated Mar 17, 2026 by CyberAgent
CyberAgent achieved record-breaking FY2021 financial results with consolidated net sales rising 39.3% to ¥666,460 million and operating income surging 208.1% to ¥104,381 million.
The Game Business served as the primary growth driver, delivering a 68.6% increase in net sales and a 217.9% jump in operating income to ¥96,445 million, largely due to a successful new title launch.
Net income for the fiscal year increased nearly fivefold to ¥66,671 million, with profit attributable to shareholders rising from ¥6,608 million to ¥41,553 million.
Basic earnings per share grew significantly from ¥13.10 to ¥82.30, supporting a four-for-one stock split and an increased dividend of ¥11.00 per share.
The company’s financial position strengthened with total assets reaching ¥382,578 million and cash and cash equivalents rising to ¥184,082 million.
Management opted to withhold FY2022 financial forecasts, citing the inherent volatility and unpredictable nature of new game title performance.
CyberAgent achieved record-breaking FY2021 financial results with consolidated net sales rising 39.3% to ¥666,460 million and operating income surging 208.1% to ¥104,381 million.
The Game Business served as the primary growth driver, delivering a 68.6% increase in net sales and a 217.9% jump in operating income to ¥96,445 million, largely due to a successful new title launch.
Net income for the fiscal year increased nearly fivefold to ¥66,671 million, with profit attributable to shareholders rising from ¥6,608 million to ¥41,553 million.
Basic earnings per share grew significantly from ¥13.10 to ¥82.30, supporting a four-for-one stock split and an increased dividend of ¥11.00 per share.
The company’s financial position strengthened with total assets reaching ¥382,578 million and cash and cash equivalents rising to ¥184,082 million.
Management opted to withhold FY2022 financial forecasts, citing the inherent volatility and unpredictable nature of new game title performance.