Updated Mar 17, 2026 by CyberAgent
CyberAgent achieved record net sales of ¥710.6 billion in FY2022, a 6.6% year-on-year increase, despite a 33.8% decline in consolidated operating income to ¥69.1 billion.
The Game Business experienced a significant contraction, with sales falling 13.1% and operating income dropping 37.2% due to the natural slowdown of major titles and a shift in revenue recognition policies.
The Internet Advertisement Business grew by 17.3% and the Media Business, driven by the ABEMA platform, surged by 35.3%, signaling a strategic pivot toward media infrastructure.
Management forecasts a further decline in operating income for FY2023 to between ¥40 billion and ¥50 billion, attributed to heavy content investments including the FIFA World Cup on ABEMA.
The company recorded a ¥4.2 billion impairment loss on long-lived assets within the gaming segment as it rebalances its portfolio away from previous gaming highs.
Cash and cash equivalents decreased to ¥168 billion by the end of FY2022, impacted by elevated tax payments and strategic investments, while shareholders' equity grew to ¥222.9 billion.
CyberAgent achieved record net sales of ¥710.6 billion in FY2022, a 6.6% year-on-year increase, despite a 33.8% decline in consolidated operating income to ¥69.1 billion.
The Game Business experienced a significant contraction, with sales falling 13.1% and operating income dropping 37.2% due to the natural slowdown of major titles and a shift in revenue recognition policies.
The Internet Advertisement Business grew by 17.3% and the Media Business, driven by the ABEMA platform, surged by 35.3%, signaling a strategic pivot toward media infrastructure.
Management forecasts a further decline in operating income for FY2023 to between ¥40 billion and ¥50 billion, attributed to heavy content investments including the FIFA World Cup on ABEMA.
The company recorded a ¥4.2 billion impairment loss on long-lived assets within the gaming segment as it rebalances its portfolio away from previous gaming highs.
Cash and cash equivalents decreased to ¥168 billion by the end of FY2022, impacted by elevated tax payments and strategic investments, while shareholders' equity grew to ¥222.9 billion.