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Consolidated Financial Results Data Appendix: FY2025 Q2

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Koei Tecmo’s financial performance for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025 reflects a transitional period characterized by a year-to-date decline in consolidated sales to 31,268 million yen and an operating profit of 7,964 million yen. Despite this temporary downturn compared to the previous fiscal year, the organization maintains an optimistic full-year sales forecast of 92,000 million yen. This projected growth is predicated on a recovery in North American and European markets and the continued strength of the Entertainment segment. Operational costs have risen alongside a growing workforce, with headcount reaching 2,871 employees and employment expenses totaling 13,080 million yen. The strategic focus has shifted heavily toward digital and international markets, with digital sales now accounting for 83.1% of total revenue and overseas markets representing 72.1% of unit sales. The long-term growth strategy is supported by a robust pipeline of high-profile intellectual properties scheduled for late 2025 and early 2026. These upcoming releases include major sequels such as Ninja Gaiden 4 and Nioh 3, alongside several titles specifically optimized for the successor to the Nintendo Switch. The enduring value of established franchises remains a cornerstone of the business model. The Dynasty Warriors series continues to lead the portfolio with over 24 million lifetime units, followed by Nobunaga’s Ambition at 11 million and Romance of the Three Kingdoms at 9.5 million. Newer successes like Nioh and Atelier have each surpassed 8 million units, while Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty has secured over 5 million users. This console and PC success is complemented by a resilient online and mobile segment, where titles such as Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation have demonstrated significant longevity through more than seven years of continuous service.

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