Capcom achieved record FY26/3 performance with net sales of ¥1.95 billion and a 15% year-over-year increase in operating profit to ¥752 million.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": Capcom achieved record FY26/3 performance with net sales of ¥1.95 billion and a 15% year-over-year increase in operating profit to ¥752 million.

The company projects FY27/3 sales of ¥2.09 billion and a 10%+ increase in operating profit, supported by a 49.8% operating margin target.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": The company projects FY27/3 sales of ¥2.09 billion and a 10%+ increase in operating profit, supported by a 49.8% operating margin target.

Growth is driven by a 'flywheel' strategy of digital distribution and catalog sales, which pushed cumulative unit volume to 5.907 million, a 13.9% increase.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": Growth is driven by a 'flywheel' strategy of digital distribution and catalog sales, which pushed cumulative unit volume to 5.907 million, a 13.9% increase.

Future growth relies on a multi-channel IP exploitation model for core franchises like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter, alongside an expansion to 70 retail stores.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": Future growth relies on a multi-channel IP exploitation model for core franchises like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter, alongside an expansion to 70 retail stores.

Capcom is scaling its development workforce to 3,180 employees by FY27 while utilizing AI tools to reduce routine task time and increase creative productivity.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": Capcom is scaling its development workforce to 3,180 employees by FY27 while utilizing AI tools to reduce routine task time and increase creative productivity.

The company maintains a balanced capital allocation strategy, returning 30% of cash to shareholders while continuing heavy investment in R&D.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": The company maintains a balanced capital allocation strategy, returning 30% of cash to shareholders while continuing heavy investment in R&D.

Long-term strategy focuses on emerging markets to reach a cumulative unit volume of 100 million, supported by mobile extensions, eSports, and media tie-ins.

According to "FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies": Long-term strategy focuses on emerging markets to reach a cumulative unit volume of 100 million, supported by mobile extensions, eSports, and media tie-ins.

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FY26/3 Earnings Summary and Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies

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Capcom achieved record FY26/3 performance with net sales of ¥1.95 billion and a 15% year-over-year increase in operating profit to ¥752 million.
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The company projects FY27/3 sales of ¥2.09 billion and a 10%+ increase in operating profit, supported by a 49.8% operating margin target.
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Growth is driven by a 'flywheel' strategy of digital distribution and catalog sales, which pushed cumulative unit volume to 5.907 million, a 13.9% increase.
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Future growth relies on a multi-channel IP exploitation model for core franchises like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter, alongside an expansion to 70 retail stores.
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Capcom is scaling its development workforce to 3,180 employees by FY27 while utilizing AI tools to reduce routine task time and increase creative productivity.
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The company maintains a balanced capital allocation strategy, returning 30% of cash to shareholders while continuing heavy investment in R&D.
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Long-term strategy focuses on emerging markets to reach a cumulative unit volume of 100 million, supported by mobile extensions, eSports, and media tie-ins.
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