Koei Tecmo Holdings achieved a 12% year-over-year revenue increase to ¥45.3 billion in FY2022, supported by the performance of flagship titles like “Ryza 3” and “Monster Farm.”
See it on page 1Net income for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022, reached ¥8.7 billion, attributed to enhanced operating efficiency and disciplined cost management in development and marketing.
See it on page 1International revenue grew to 38% of total sales, up from 34% in FY2021, reflecting successful expansion into North American and European markets.
See it on page 24The company launched a new IP-licensing program that generated ¥1.2 billion in ancillary income through global collaborations, branded apparel, and food products.
See it on page 24Strategic operations shifted toward multi-platform releases, with titles now simultaneously deployed across console, PC, and mobile environments.
See it on page 24Management projects continued revenue diversification through cross-media tie-ins and further expansion of the IP-licensing portfolio despite potential market volatility.
See it on page 24Koei Tecmo Holdings reports FY2022 financial results, emphasizing continued growth in its core gaming segment while expanding into ancillary IP‑licensing and merchandise ventures. Revenue rose 12 % year‑over‑year to ¥45.3 billion, driven primarily by strong performance of flagship titles such as “Ryza 3” and “Monster Farm.” Net income increased to ¥8.7 billion, reflecting improved operating efficiency and cost management across development and marketing functions.
The company highlights a strategic shift toward multi‑platform releases, with several titles launched simultaneously on consoles, PC, and mobile. International sales accounted for 38 % of total revenue, up from 34 % in FY2021, underscoring successful penetration into North American and European markets. In addition to core game sales, Koei Tecmo introduced a new licensing‑out program that generated ¥1.2 billion in ancillary income, including collaborations with global IP holders and the launch of branded apparel and food products.
Methodologically, figures derive from consolidated financial statements audited by an independent firm. The report references quarterly operating metrics and segment‑level breakdowns, though it does not disclose survey data or external market research. Geographic coverage spans Japan (the primary operating base), North America, Europe, and select Asian markets, with a focus on the 2022 fiscal year ending March 31. The company projects continued expansion of its IP‑licensing portfolio and anticipates further revenue diversification through cross‑media tie‑ins, while acknowledging risks related to market volatility and competitive dynamics.