Capcom reported a robust fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, with net sales rising 15.2 % to ¥195,365 million and operating profit increasing 14.5 % to ¥75,295 million—its thirteenth straight year of profit growth. Total assets reached ¥339,307 million, giving an equity‑to‑asset ratio of 78.8 %. Operating cash flow stood at ¥31,380 million, while investing activities generated a net outflow of ¥55,862 million. The company distributed ¥17,048 million in dividends (34.5 % of sales) and projected 2027 net sales of ¥210,000 million with operating profit of ¥83,000 million.
Core Digital Contents and Other Businesses segments drove the performance. Digital Contents sales grew 13.9 % to ¥17,780 million and operating profit surged 49.7 % to ¥10,033 million, supported by long‑term hall operations, global esports events, and media initiatives such as Street Fighter 6 tournaments. Other Businesses sales climbed 25.2 % to ¥7,650 million and operating profit rose 46.7 % to ¥3,645 million, reflecting expanded media and ancillary revenue streams.
Operational metrics improved across the board. Net assets increased 8 % to ¥339 billion, largely from retained earnings and investment securities. The workforce grew to 3,976 employees with a 13 % rise in average annual salary. Paternity leave utilization reached 79.7 %, and the gender wage gap narrowed to 81.3 %. Equity rose from ¥217,768 million to ¥254,524 million, driven by a net profit of ¥54.6 billion and modest treasury‑share purchases.
Cash flow dynamics shifted, with operating cash flow falling from ¥67.6 billion to ¥31.4 billion due to higher working‑capital requirements and larger dividend and debt repayment outflows. Other comprehensive income increased to ¥226,303 million, largely from foreign‑currency remeasurements and share‑award adjustments. Overall, Capcom’s 2026 results demonstrate sustained profitability, expanding digital and media operations, and a strengthening balance sheet amid growing global fan engagement.