Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Nippon Ichi Software
The company has issued a downward revision for the fiscal year ending March 2026, projecting net sales of ¥3,475 million, a 27.2% decline from the previous estimate of ¥4,774 million.
Operating profit is now forecasted at a loss of ¥393 million, representing a significant deterioration from the previously projected loss of ¥81 million.
Earnings per share have been revised downward from an expected profit of ¥6.25 to a loss of ¥0.58.
The primary driver for the poor performance is weaker-than-anticipated sales of new software titles in both domestic and international markets.
Profitability has been further constrained by rising selling, general, and administrative expenses, unfavorable foreign-exchange impacts from a weak yen, and a special loss related to retirement allowances at an overseas subsidiary.
Despite the overall decline, the company noted that download revenues from existing game titles have remained steady.
The company has issued a downward revision for the fiscal year ending March 2026, projecting net sales of ¥3,475 million, a 27.2% decline from the previous estimate of ¥4,774 million.
Operating profit is now forecasted at a loss of ¥393 million, representing a significant deterioration from the previously projected loss of ¥81 million.
Earnings per share have been revised downward from an expected profit of ¥6.25 to a loss of ¥0.58.
The primary driver for the poor performance is weaker-than-anticipated sales of new software titles in both domestic and international markets.
Profitability has been further constrained by rising selling, general, and administrative expenses, unfavorable foreign-exchange impacts from a weak yen, and a special loss related to retirement allowances at an overseas subsidiary.
Despite the overall decline, the company noted that download revenues from existing game titles have remained steady.