1 free read left. Create a free account for unlimited reading + AI research.
Create free accountFinancial report
Konami
Konami Group’s financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2025 demonstrate strong growth across its diversified portfolio, characterized by a 17.0% increase in total revenue to 421.6 billion yen. Operating profit rose by 27.0% to 101.9 billion yen, reflecting improved operational efficiency and robust performance in its core business segments. The company maintains a solid financial position, with total assets reaching 665.0 billion yen and equity attributable to owners of the parent increasing to 481.9 billion yen.
The Digital Entertainment segment remains the primary revenue driver, contributing 305.2 billion yen, a 22.5% increase year-over-year. This growth is supported by sustained user engagement in titles such as eFootball, which surpassed 850 million global downloads, and a strategic focus on global partnerships, including a new agreement with Major League Baseball. Other segments also showed positive momentum: the Amusement business grew revenue by 4.6% to 27.6 billion yen, while the Gaming & Systems segment saw a 7.4% revenue increase to 42.7 billion yen, bolstered by new content releases and hardware installations in international markets. The Sports business remained stable, generating 48.5 billion yen in revenue.
Looking ahead to the fiscal year ending March 2026, the company projects continued, albeit moderate, growth with forecasted revenue of 430.0 billion yen and an operating profit of 106.0 billion yen. The strategic outlook emphasizes the expansion of the Digital Entertainment pipeline, including upcoming releases like Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater, alongside continued investment in the asset-light model for the Sports segment and further development of arcade and gaming hardware. The company remains committed to its shareholder return policy, targeting an annual dividend of 166.00 yen per share for the upcoming fiscal year.
Bandai Namco · 2026