Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Nippon Ichi Software
The company missed its Q2 fiscal 2026 consolidated net sales target by 10.9%, reporting ¥1,244 million against a forecast of ¥1,396 million.
Operating losses for the second quarter widened to ¥322 million, exceeding the projected loss of ¥264 million.
Weaker-than-expected domestic demand for new game titles was the primary driver for the revenue shortfall and reduced unit sales.
Foreign-exchange gains resulting from yen depreciation partially offset the quarterly performance gap, helping to lift ordinary and net profit figures relative to forecasts.
Despite the Q2 miss, the company has maintained its full-year consolidated outlook, which projects ¥4,774 million in sales and an operating profit of ¥81 million.
Standalone performance was weaker than consolidated results, with Q2 sales of ¥363 million missing the forecast by 15.3%.
The company missed its Q2 fiscal 2026 consolidated net sales target by 10.9%, reporting ¥1,244 million against a forecast of ¥1,396 million.
Operating losses for the second quarter widened to ¥322 million, exceeding the projected loss of ¥264 million.
Weaker-than-expected domestic demand for new game titles was the primary driver for the revenue shortfall and reduced unit sales.
Foreign-exchange gains resulting from yen depreciation partially offset the quarterly performance gap, helping to lift ordinary and net profit figures relative to forecasts.
Despite the Q2 miss, the company has maintained its full-year consolidated outlook, which projects ¥4,774 million in sales and an operating profit of ¥81 million.
Standalone performance was weaker than consolidated results, with Q2 sales of ¥363 million missing the forecast by 15.3%.