Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Akatsuki
Akatsuki Inc. achieved a 46% increase in consolidated operating profit to ¥3.91 billion for the fiscal year ended March 2025, despite a 1% decline in total sales to ¥23.65 billion.
The Games segment generated ¥21.24 billion in revenue, anchored by the 10th anniversary of Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle, which reached record-high overseas sales and operating profit.
The Comics segment reached full-year profitability with a 50% surge in annual sales to ¥1.14 billion, driven by media dramatizations and a partnership with NTT Docomo for the MANGA MIRAI service.
Net income rose 28% year-over-year to ¥1.65 billion, bolstered by a 700% increase in gains from the sale of investment securities, which totaled ¥2.16 billion.
The company maintains a strong liquidity position with ¥33.3 billion in cash and total assets of ¥54.6 billion.
Strategic R&D investment is currently focused on the development of upcoming titles, specifically TRIBE NINE and Kaiju No. 8 The Game.
Akatsuki Inc. achieved a 46% increase in consolidated operating profit to ¥3.91 billion for the fiscal year ended March 2025, despite a 1% decline in total sales to ¥23.65 billion.
The Games segment generated ¥21.24 billion in revenue, anchored by the 10th anniversary of Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle, which reached record-high overseas sales and operating profit.
The Comics segment reached full-year profitability with a 50% surge in annual sales to ¥1.14 billion, driven by media dramatizations and a partnership with NTT Docomo for the MANGA MIRAI service.
Net income rose 28% year-over-year to ¥1.65 billion, bolstered by a 700% increase in gains from the sale of investment securities, which totaled ¥2.16 billion.
The company maintains a strong liquidity position with ¥33.3 billion in cash and total assets of ¥54.6 billion.
Strategic R&D investment is currently focused on the development of upcoming titles, specifically TRIBE NINE and Kaiju No. 8 The Game.