Consolidated sales for Q3 FY2026 fell 1.6% to ¥52,570 million, while operating profit declined 3.3% to ¥15,075 million.
See it on page 3Net profit dropped 5.5% due to a 1.6% decrease in entertainment-business revenue and a ¥1,540 million increase in employment costs.
See it on page 3The entertainment segment saw a 2.5% sales decline driven by weak online and mobile performance, partially offset by a 10.8% revenue increase in amusement facilities to ¥3,436 million.
See it on page 6The full-year FY2025 forecast remains unchanged, projecting a 28.2% drop in net profit to ¥27,000 million and a 3.5% decrease in operating profit to ¥31,000 million.
See it on page 7The projected dividend per share for FY2025 is ¥43, representing a significant 28.3% reduction compared to the previous fiscal year.
See it on page 7The company is prioritizing a medium-term strategy to expand its title pipeline and strengthen human capital to achieve a top-10 global market position.
See it on page 19Financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 show a modest decline in consolidated sales, falling 1.6 % to ¥52,570 million from the previous year’s ¥51,729 million. Operating profit decreased by 3.3 % to ¥15,075 million, while ordinary and net profits fell 6.2 % and 5.5 %, respectively, reflecting a 1.6 % drop in entertainment‑business revenue and unchanged overall costs. Employment costs rose by ¥1,540 million, whereas outsourcing and advertising expenses fell slightly, keeping total cost trends flat.
Segment analysis indicates a 2.5 % decline in entertainment sales, driven by weaker online/mobile performance; however, amusement‑facility revenue rose 10.8 % to ¥3,436 million, and real‑estate sales increased modestly. The company’s earnings forecast for FY25 remains unchanged: projected sales of ¥92,000 million (up 10.6 % from FY24), operating profit of ¥31,000 million (down 3.5 % from FY24), and net profit of ¥27,000 million (down 28.2 %). Dividend per share is projected at ¥43, a 28.3 % reduction from FY24.
Methodology relies on consolidated financial statements and explanatory materials released via the corporate IR portal; data cover Japan‑based operations across entertainment, amusement, real estate, and other segments. The forecast assumes stable cost structures, no major temporary expenses, and an exchange rate of ¥140 per dollar. The company emphasizes a medium‑term strategy focused on expanding its title pipeline and strengthening human capital to support long‑term growth toward a top‑10 global position.