Updated Jun 1, 2026 by Sony Group Corporation
Financial · May 7, 2026
Published by Sony Group Corporation
FY2025 Consolidated Financial Results (Fiscal year ended March 31, 2026) ■ Effective October 1, 2025, Sony Group Corporation executed a partial spin-off (the “Spin-off”) of Sony Financial Group Inc. (“SFGI”), a formerly wholly-owned subsidiary which operates the Financial Services business.
FY2025 Consolidated Financial Results (Fiscal year ended March 31, 2026) May 8, 2026 Sony Group Corporation
■ Effective October 1, 2025, Sony Group Corporation executed a partial spin-off (the “Spin-off”) of Sony Financial Group Inc. (“SFGI”), a formerly wholly-owned subsidiary which operates the Financial Services business. As a result of the resolution of the Board of Directors of Sony Group Corporation on May 14, 2025 on a plan for the execution of the Spin-off, Sony has classified the Financial Services business as a discontinued operation in accordance with IFRS® Accounting Standards as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (“IFRS Accounting Standards”) from Q1 FY25, and presented it separately from continuing operations excluding the Financial Services business. ■ From Q3 FY25, Sony has applied the equity method to the Financial Services business (SFGI shares that Sony Group Corporation continues to hold), and has recorded profit or loss from SFGI shares accounted for using the equity method as operating income or loss in continuing operations. FY24*1 FY25 Previous Disclosure Classification Disclosure Classification Before Disclosure Classification After the Execution of the Spin-off (1H FY25) the Execution of the Spin-off (2H FY25) Consolidated Consolidated Consolidated Sony without Financial Services*2 Continuing Operations*2 Continuing Operations*2 G&NS G&NS G&NS Music Music Music Pictures Pictures Pictures ET&S ET&S ET&S I&SS I&SS I&SS All other / All other / All other / Corporate and elimination*2 Corporate and elimination*2 Corporate and elimination Pro
idated Sony without Financial Services*2 Continuing Operations*2 Continuing Operations*2 G&NS G&NS G&NS Music Music Music Pictures Pictures Pictures ET&S ET&S ET&S I&SS I&SS I&SS All other / All other / All other / Corporate and elimination*2 Corporate and elimination*2 Corporate and elimination Profit or loss from SFGI Financial Services*3 Discontinued Operation*3 shares accounted for using the equity method *1 From Q1 FY25, the results for FY24, the comparative period, have been re-presented to conform to the classification of continuing operations and the discontinued operation in accordance with IFRS Accounting *2 Standards (applies to all following pages). The difference in results of Continuing Operations and results of “Sony without Financial Services” is the amount equivalent to intersegment transactions between the Financial Services segment and other segments,
(Bln Yen) FY24 FY25 Change Sales 12,034.9 12,479.6 +444.7 (+4%) Operating income 1,276.6 1,447.5 +170.9 (+13%) Operating income margin 10.6% 11.6% +1.0 pts Income before income taxes 1,343.2 1,422.4 +79.2 (+6%) Net income attributable to Sony Group 1,067.4 1,030.9 -36.5 Corporation’s stockholders (-3%) Net income attributable to Sony Group 175.71 171.44 Corporation’s stockholders per share of yen yen -4.27 yen common stock(diluted)*2 Operating Cash Flow 1,971.3 1,966.3 -5.1 (-0%) Average Rate Dividend per Share *3Year-on-year 1 US dollar 152.5 yen 150.7 yen Interim Year-end Total Change 1 Euro 163.6 yen 174.7 yen 12.5 yen 12.5 yen 25 yen +5 yen *1 The above results represent the results for continuing operations. For FY25 results on a consolidated basis including the discontinued operation, refer to “Consolidated Financial Summary for the Fiscal Year Ended March *2 31, 2026” (applies to all following pages). Sony Group Corporation conducted a five-for-one stock split of its common stock effective October 1, 2024, with a record date of September 30, 2024. The above figures for Net income attributable to Sony Group Corporation’s stockholders per share of common stock (diluted) are calculated based on the assumption that the stock split was conducted at the beginning of FY24 (applies to all following pages).
Year-on-year Contributing Factors Change (+) Better/(-) Worse Sales +444.7 bln yen (+) Increases in I&SS and Music segments sales +4% On a constant currency basis*, sales increased approximately 3% Share of profit (loss) of (-) Recording of an additional share of loss of investments accounted for investments accounted -56.3 bln yen using the equity method in All Other, resulting from the discontinuation for using the equity of the launch of Sony Honda Mobility’s electric vehicle models method (44.9 bln yen) Operating income +170.9 bln yen (+) Increases in I&SS and Music segments operating income +13% Financial income and -91.7 bln yen (-) Decrease in unrealized gains mainly on Sony’s shares of Spotify expenses, net Technology S.A. +109.6 bln yen (-) Absence of decrease in tax expense from the repayment of capital Income tax expense ( from a subsidiary in FY24 (48.4 bln yen) Effective tax rate -) Absence of decrease in tax expense from the dissolution of a 19%→26% subsidiary in FY24 (35.3 bln yen)
> **[Chart page]** This page contains visual data — view in PDF for the best experience. (Bln Yen) FY24 FY25 Change FX Impact Game & Network Services Sales 4,670.0 4,685.7 +15.6 +87.3 (G&NS) Operating income 414.8 463.3 +48.4 +54.3 Music Sales 1,842.6 2,120.1 +277.5 -16.9 Operating income 357.3 447.0 +89.7 Pictures Sales 1,505.9 1,499.3 - -6.7 -9.9 Operating income 117.3 104.9 12.4 Entertainment, Technology & Sales 2,409.3 2,260.5 -148.7 +7.1 Services (ET&S) Operating income 190.9 158.6 -32.3 +5.3 Imaging & Sensing Solutions Sales 1,799.0 2,151.5 +352.5 -15.0 (I&SS) Operating income 261.1 357.3 +96.2 -12.5 All Other Sales 96.3 89.1 -7.3 Operating income -18.0 -74.6 -56.7 Corporate and elimination Sales -288.3 -326.6 -38.3 Operating income -46.8 -8.9 +37.9 Continuing Operations Sales 12,034.9 12,479.6 +444.7 Operating income 1,276.6 1,447.5 +170.9
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