Capcom achieved its thirteenth consecutive year of profit growth, with net sales rising 15.2% to ¥195,365 million and operating profit increasing 14.5% to ¥75,295 million for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026.
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The company projects continued growth for fiscal year 2027, targeting net sales of ¥210,000 million and an operating profit of ¥83,000 million.
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The Digital Contents segment saw a 49.7% surge in operating profit to ¥10,033 million, driven by global esports initiatives and long-term hall operations.
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Other Businesses experienced significant expansion, with sales climbing 25.2% to ¥7,650 million and operating profit rising 46.7% to ¥3,645 million through diversified media and ancillary revenue streams.
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The company maintains a strong financial position with an equity-to-asset ratio of 78.8% and total equity increasing to ¥254,524 million.
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Operational investments included a 13% increase in average annual salary for a workforce that grew to 3,976 employees, alongside improvements in social metrics such as a 79.7% paternity leave utilization rate.
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Operating cash flow declined from ¥67.6 billion to ¥31.4 billion due to increased working-capital requirements and higher dividend and debt repayment outflows.
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Capcom achieved its thirteenth consecutive year of profit growth, with net sales rising 15.2% to ¥195,365 million and operating profit increasing 14.5% to ¥75,295 million for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026.
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The company projects continued growth for fiscal year 2027, targeting net sales of ¥210,000 million and an operating profit of ¥83,000 million.
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The Digital Contents segment saw a 49.7% surge in operating profit to ¥10,033 million, driven by global esports initiatives and long-term hall operations.
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Other Businesses experienced significant expansion, with sales climbing 25.2% to ¥7,650 million and operating profit rising 46.7% to ¥3,645 million through diversified media and ancillary revenue streams.
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The company maintains a strong financial position with an equity-to-asset ratio of 78.8% and total equity increasing to ¥254,524 million.
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Operational investments included a 13% increase in average annual salary for a workforce that grew to 3,976 employees, alongside improvements in social metrics such as a 79.7% paternity leave utilization rate.
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Operating cash flow declined from ¥67.6 billion to ¥31.4 billion due to increased working-capital requirements and higher dividend and debt repayment outflows.