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First Half Report: Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2024
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CapcomNov 2023
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3rd Quarter Report: Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2026
This financial report details Capcom’s consolidated performance for the third quarter of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. The findings indicate significant year-on-year growth in both revenue and profit across all business segments, driven primarily by the sustained performance of catalog titles and strong results in the amusement equipment division. Net sales reached 115.3 billion yen, a 30% increase over the previous year, while operating profit rose 75% to 54.3 billion yen. These results place the company on a favorable trajectory to meet its full-year targets of 190 billion yen in net sales and 730 billion yen in operating profit. The Digital Contents segment remains the primary driver of growth, with unit sales reaching a record 9-month high of 34.6 million units. Catalog titles accounted for 96.4% of these sales, underscoring the long-term value of core franchises such as Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter. Notably, Monster Hunter Wilds surpassed 11 million cumulative units, while Resident Evil 4 and Street Fighter 6 continued to show steady growth. Digital sales now represent 94.1% of total units, with PC platforms alone accounting for over 55% of the volume. Geographically, overseas markets dominate the business, representing nearly 90% of total unit sales. Beyond software, the Arcade Operations and Amusement Equipments segments reported double-digit growth. Arcade sales rose 12% following the opening of new stores and the expansion of specialty formats, while Amusement Equipments saw a 74% surge in net sales due to the strong performance of smart slot titles like Shin Onimusha 3. The company’s strategic outlook remains focused on leveraging its leading brands through upcoming releases such as Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3, alongside cross-media expansions including a new Devil May Cry anime and a live-action Street Fighter film.
CapcomFeb 2026
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Consolidated Financial Results for the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2025 (Under Japanese GAAP)
Capcom Co., Ltd. reported significant growth in its consolidated financial results for the nine-month period ended December 31, 2025. Net sales reached 115,315 million yen, a 29.8% increase year-on-year, while operating profit surged 75.1% to 54,302 million yen. This performance was driven by a robust human resources investment strategy and a focus on digital sales expansion within the global market. The company maintained its full-year forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, projecting net sales of 190,000 million yen and an operating profit of 73,000 million yen. The Digital Contents business remained the primary earnings driver, with unit sales increasing to 34.64 million units across 238 countries and regions. Performance was bolstered by the release of titles like Street Fighter 6 and Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess on new hardware, alongside strong catalog sales of the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter series. Notably, Monster Hunter Wilds surpassed 11 million cumulative units following its February 2025 release. The segment recorded net sales of 73,411 million yen, up 25.4% from the previous year. Other business segments also showed positive momentum. Arcade Operations benefited from new store formats and experiential facilities, while the Amusement Equipments business saw a 73.5% increase in net sales due to the success of smart pachislo machines like Shin Onimusha 3. Additionally, the company leveraged its intellectual property through eSports tournaments, a new Devil May Cry animated series on Netflix, and preparations for a live-action Street Fighter film. Despite a decrease in total assets to 290,869 million yen due to lower cash balances and receivables, net assets rose to 250,245 million yen, supported by strong profit attributable to owners of the parent.
CapcomJan 2026
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Financial Results for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2025
Koei Tecmo experienced a transitional first quarter for the fiscal year ending March 2025, characterized by a 15.9% year-on-year decline in sales to 14.8 billion yen and a 55.5% drop in net profit. This downturn stems primarily from a lack of major new releases and a contraction in the online and mobile sectors. Despite this initial volatility, the company maintains its full-year sales forecast of 92 billion yen, representing a projected 10.6% annual increase. This optimism is anchored in a release schedule heavily weighted toward the second half of the fiscal year, featuring major titles such as Dynasty Warriors: Origins and upcoming projects for next-generation hardware. The current fiscal year marks the commencement of the Fourth Medium-Term Management Plan, which seeks to position the firm among the world’s top ten digital entertainment companies. Strategic priorities focus on achieving a cumulative operating profit exceeding 100 billion yen over three years while maintaining an operating profit margin of at least 30%. To support these goals, the company is aggressively expanding its global publishing infrastructure and targeting growth in North America, Europe, China, and emerging markets like the Middle East. The development strategy emphasizes a multi-platform approach, utilizing the proprietary Katana Engine alongside Unreal Engine to elevate titles to AAA quality standards. Long-term stability is being pursued through significant investments in human capital and governance. The company plans to allocate over 100 billion yen toward personnel and infrastructure, including a 10% annual increase in personnel costs to attract and retain talent. Governance reforms are also underway to meet Tokyo Stock Exchange requirements, including a transition to a board composed of over 50% external directors. Furthermore, a commitment to shareholder returns remains central to the financial strategy, with a target consolidated payout ratio of 50% and a minimum annual dividend of 50 yen, balancing aggressive global expansion with consistent investor value.
Koei TecmoJan 2025