Updated Jun 1, 2026 by Sony Group Corporation
Sony Group’s total sales grew 4% to ¥12.48 trillion, while operating income rose 13% to ¥1.45 trillion, driven primarily by the Imaging & Sensing Solutions and Music segments.
Net income attributable to shareholders declined 3% to ¥1.03 trillion, impacted by higher impairment charges and equity-method losses within the Financial Services arm.
The Music division achieved record-high operating income of ¥89.7 billion, a 25% increase fueled by streaming growth and the Demon Slayer franchise.
Sony projects a 11% decline in Music segment operating income for FY2026 to ¥47 billion, as streaming gains are expected to be offset by the loss of Demon Slayer’s contribution.
Operating cash flow remained flat at ¥1.97 trillion for the fiscal year.
The Sony Financial Group spin-off was reclassified as a discontinued operation starting in Q1 FY2025.
Sony Group’s total sales grew 4% to ¥12.48 trillion, while operating income rose 13% to ¥1.45 trillion, driven primarily by the Imaging & Sensing Solutions and Music segments.
Net income attributable to shareholders declined 3% to ¥1.03 trillion, impacted by higher impairment charges and equity-method losses within the Financial Services arm.
The Music division achieved record-high operating income of ¥89.7 billion, a 25% increase fueled by streaming growth and the Demon Slayer franchise.
Sony projects a 11% decline in Music segment operating income for FY2026 to ¥47 billion, as streaming gains are expected to be offset by the loss of Demon Slayer’s contribution.
Operating cash flow remained flat at ¥1.97 trillion for the fiscal year.
The Sony Financial Group spin-off was reclassified as a discontinued operation starting in Q1 FY2025.