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Consolidated Financial Results: FY3/26 First Quarter

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FY2026 1Q Financial Results Briefing: GREE Holdings

The briefing presents FY2026 1Q financial results for GREE Holdings, emphasizing a re‑segmentation of the former Metaverse Business into distinct Platform and Production units under the VTuber umbrella. Net sales reached ¥12.0 billion with operating profit of ¥1.1 billion, surpassing FY2025 full‑year expectations; consolidated figures including the Investment Business were ¥12.8 billion in sales and ¥1.1 billion in operating profit, buoyed by foreign‑exchange gains from yen depreciation and investment security sales. Variable costs fell due to lower advertising spend and commission fees, while fixed costs remained stable. Segment‑level analysis shows the Game Business experiencing a temporary sales dip from declining momentum of recent titles, yet operating profit rose thanks to overseas development contracts and a live‑service game pipeline. The VTuber Business recorded a 9 % YoY sales increase and a 142 % jump in operating profit, driven by cost controls on payment processing and gradual profitability of the Production arm. The IP Business saw modest sales decline and sharper profit erosion, with Anime and Entertainment Solution units posting delayed revenue but expected to normalize in the second half. The DX Business maintained a gradual uptrend, with consulting projects offsetting outsourcing declines. Forecasts for 2Q FY2026 anticipate sales growth but a profit decline due to console‑game development expenses. Full‑year FY2026 projections expect profits to exceed initial targets, with medium‑term goals unchanged: a profit trough in FY2026 followed by rebound in FY2027–FY2028, and a focus on recurring revenue models and M&A to drive long‑term growth.

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Summary of main supplementary explanations questions and answers at the FY2026 First Quarter GREE Holdings, Inc. results briefing held on November 6, 2025 PDF

GREE Holdings’ FY2026 first‑quarter briefing clarified strategic priorities across its game, VTuber, and investment divisions. The company emphasized a shift toward an in‑house development model for console titles while still leveraging external contractors to bridge current expertise gaps. In the mobile game segment, outside‑app payment methods have been fully deployed across all major titles and are contributing positively to profitability; the VTuber platform has similarly expanded its outside‑app transactions, boosting operating margins. The firm acknowledges a structural decline in earnings from new smartphone releases but plans to sustain revenue by focusing on long‑term engagement features and continuous hit title launches, particularly within the RPG genre. Market outlooks reveal a plateau in smartphone installs but growing potential through high‑value IP and outside‑app monetization. Console gaming is viewed as a long‑term investment, with an emphasis on cultivating enduring IP series. The VTuber market is still expanding globally, especially overseas, and the company projects full‑year profitability for its VTuber production arm by FY2027 as higher‑margin merchandise and live events offset earlier talent acquisition costs. Exit strategies for the investment business have shifted from IPOs to M&A, reflecting broader market conditions. Generative AI is being integrated across game development, VTuber content creation, and digital transformation services to enhance efficiency and service quality, though its direct earnings impact remains difficult to quantify. Overall, GREE aims to strengthen core competencies, diversify revenue streams, and adapt to evolving market dynamics while pursuing sustainable growth.

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FY2013 Fourth Quarter Financial Results

FY2013 Fourth Quarter Financial Results & Net sales and operating profit declined YoY to ¥152.2 billion and ¥48.6 billion respectively ⁃ Web games1 business: Full- ⁃ We were unable to fully capitalize the growth opportunities of the expanding year ⁃ smartphone market Native games2 business: ⁃ Grew rapidly to become a top global player ⁃ Year-end dividend: targeting same consolidated dividend payout ratio as in...

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FY2021 First Quarter Financial Results

The first‑quarter fiscal year 2021 results demonstrate a strong rebound in operating performance, with net sales rising to ¥15.2 billion and operating income reaching ¥1.6 billion, a 4% increase from the prior quarter and a 16% year‑on‑year gain. EBITDA climbed to ¥1.8 billion, reflecting lower fixed costs and a 7% improvement in operating‑income margin. Net income of ¥1.25 billion, while lower than the previous year’s ¥3.26 billion due to a one‑time valuation loss in FY20 Q4, still represents a 27% year‑on‑year increase after adjusting for extraordinary items. Geographically, the company expanded its global footprint by launching SINoALICE in 139 countries on July 1, and began distribution of DanMachi in China on September 24 with Another Eden slated for November 5. These initiatives contributed to a 1.4× increase in coin consumption for SINoALICE and stable overall app‑game revenue, underscoring the effectiveness of overseas distribution. The live‑entertainment platform REALITY added new original programs and avatar variations, while advertising campaigns such as the photo‑posting contest attracted over 10 million monthly users. Cost management drove a ¥1.4 billion reduction in total costs, primarily through lower advertising spend and the elimination of one‑time restructuring expenses. Labor and fixed costs fell by ¥1.41 billion, supporting the margin expansion. The company also executed a stock‑repurchase program of up to 20 million shares, costing ¥12 billion, to enhance shareholder value. Overall, FY21 Q1 reflects a solid operating turnaround driven by successful global expansion, disciplined cost control, and diversified revenue streams across games, live entertainment, and advertising.

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FY2025 Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing: GREE Holdings

GREE Holdings announced that the fiscal year 2025 third‑quarter results exceeded expectations, driven by robust performance across all four reportable segments. The company introduced a new IP Business segment on April 1, 2025, consolidating anime licensing and manga activities to reflect growing importance in content creation. Operating profit rose QoQ to ¥1.7 billion, with sales increasing across Game, Metaverse, IP, and DX businesses; the Investment Business recorded a ¥100 million loss on sales of ¥600 million. Foreign‑exchange and impairment losses contributed to a net income decline, yet the equity ratio remains above 60 % and debt‑to‑EBITDA stays near 3×, meeting the firm’s financial discipline targets. Key drivers include the launch of “Puella Magi Madoka Magica Magia Exedra” in the Game Business, which is expected to contribute earnings from Q4 onward, and record‑high operating margins in the Metaverse Platform segment due to improved commission structures. The VTuber arm achieved record sales, with merchandising gaining higher margin share. In the IP Business, anime production committees continue to expand, while merchandising and entertainment‑solution SaaS are in early rollout phases. The DX Business saw a slight YoY decline but QoQ growth, with new SaaS products and consulting projects building recurring revenue streams. Forecasts for FY 2025 anticipate a sales shortfall from delayed game releases but project operating profit above the ¥500 million target, rising to roughly ¥700 million. Medium‑term goals focus on sustaining growth in continuous‑growth segments, achieving profitability in the VTuber business by FY 2026, and expanding the IP and DX businesses into recurring‑earnings models.

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FY2021 Fourth Quarter Financial Results

FY2021 Fourth Quarter Financial Results ◼ Net sales ¥56.8 billion, operating income ¥5.4 billion, EBITDA ¥6.2 Full- ⁃ Achieved YoY growth in operating income year ⁃ In the game business, made progress in strengthening the global operation systems and developing new titles FY21 ⁃ Continued making investments in the live entertainment business and the Actual advertising and media business ◼ Net sales ¥13.9 billion, operating income ¥1.5 billion, EBITDA...

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Summary of Main Supplementary Explanations Questions and Answers: GREE FY2022 Second Quarter Results

The briefing clarifies GREE’s strategic focus and financial outlook for the second quarter of FY2022. The company announces that “Heaven Burns Red” will launch on February 10, noting strong pre‑registration figures and fan enthusiasm. For the “REALITY” platform, GREE reports accelerated promotional efforts that have boosted North American sales per user; future plans emphasize continued marketing and feature development to position REALITY as a daily communication service. In the Investment and Incubation Business, unrealized gains on listed shares have fallen due to broader market declines, yet the firm maintains sizable gains and expects long‑term profitability despite short‑term exit timing effects. Capital strategy is highlighted through a substantial share repurchase program aimed at sustaining an ROE above 10 % and maintaining listing status in the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s prime section, even as share‑outstanding ratios approach regulatory thresholds. The “Money held in trust” line item is explained as short‑term, low‑risk investments treated similarly to cash. Finally, the company projects third‑quarter operating income for its Internet and Entertainment segment between ¥1.5 billion and just under ¥2.0 billion, driven by contributions from new titles. Overall, the presentation outlines GREE’s product rollout plans, market expansion tactics, investment portfolio resilience, capital allocation priorities, and near‑term earnings expectations within the broader context of a recovering market environment.

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FY2014 Second Quarter Financial Results

FY2014 Second Quarter Financial Results & Net sales of ¥32.6 billion; operating income of ¥9.2 billion Financial ⁃ Overall monthly net sales bottomed out in October and recovered from November overview ⁃ Despite the negative factor of a decline in net sales, limited the decrease in operating income to ¥0.6 billion through cost-cutting initiatives & Achieved monthly profitability in overseas operations1 FY14 Operational & Steady progress in development of new ...

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Summary of Main Supplementary Explanations Questions and Answers: FY2024 Fourth Quarter GREE Results Briefing

The briefing clarified GREE’s strategic outlook for FY2024, focusing on console game development and the VTuber business. The company confirmed that its console gaming venture remains in early planning, with no concrete release dates or platform commitments disclosed. This indicates a cautious approach as GREE evaluates market entry points and potential partnerships before committing resources. In contrast, the VTuber segment is progressing toward profitability. GREE reported steady sales growth aligned with its initial projections, despite operating losses that have risen due to aggressive talent acquisition and merchandise production. These losses fall within the company’s planned range, suggesting disciplined financial management amid expansion efforts. GREE projects that monthly operating losses will be eliminated in FY2026, marking the anticipated break‑even point for its VTuber investments. The briefing covered a domestic Japanese market focus, with no mention of international expansion for either segment. The time frame discussed spans FY2024 through FY2026, highlighting short‑term challenges and medium‑term profitability goals. Methodological details were limited; the company referenced internal financial metrics rather than external surveys or third‑party data. Overall, GREE’s communication signals a phased growth strategy: cautious console game development coupled with aggressive scaling of its VTuber platform, aiming for profitability by the middle of FY2026.

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FY2024 Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing

GREE, Inc. reported FY2024 third‑quarter results with net sales of ¥17.2 billion, operating profit of ¥2.5 billion and EBITDA of ¥2.6 billion, reflecting a mix of strong Game and Anime performance against weaker Commerce and Investment segments. The Game and Anime Business drove a 93 % QoQ rise in operating profit, largely due to the successful two‑year anniversary events for *Heaven Burns Red*. Sales growth in this segment offset declines elsewhere, while the Metaverse Business posted a 6 % YoY sales increase to ¥1.61 billion and entered positive operating profit territory at ¥80 million, supported by Platform and VTuber sub‑segments. The DX Business achieved QoQ sales growth to ¥1.54 billion but saw a YoY profit decline, with Social DX showing positive trends after launching a joint venture in influencer marketing. Commerce Business earnings weakened due to a Google algorithm update, though a V‑shaped recovery is expected in Q4. The Investment Business broke even, maintaining an AUM of approximately ¥80 billion and continuing VC investments. Methodologically, the briefing aggregates quarterly financials across seven business units, citing sales, operating profit, and cost structures. Forecasts for Q4 FY2024 anticipate a reactive decline post‑anniversary events, projecting sales of ¥9.6–11.3 billion and operating profit of ¥1.6–1.9 billion, while full‑year FY2024 operating profit is projected between ¥5–6 billion excluding Investment contributions. Dividend policy was revised to a 3 % DOE and up to 30 % payout ratio, with FY2024 dividends forecast at ¥16.5 per share. Medium‑term targets aim for FY2026 sales of ¥15–16 billion and operating profit around ¥2.0 billion for the Metaverse Business, with comparable growth objectives across other segments.

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Summary of Main Supplementary Explanations Questions and Answers: FY2024 First Quarter GREE Results Briefing

The briefing clarified GREE’s strategic focus and financial outlook for FY2024. Development activities remain fluid, with no concrete release schedule disclosed due to external IP dependencies and shifting priorities. In the Metaverse platform segment, the REALITY service showed robust growth in the first quarter, driven by Japan and North America. Monetization diversified across avatars and gifting, contributing to earnings from the platform business. The DX Business continues to expand its client base, split between game and entertainment firms—leveraging GREE’s expertise in advertising, customer service, and quality assurance—and national‑scale food and beauty companies that benefit from digital marketing support. Growth in the latter segment is noted to outpace industry averages. Financial projections for the second quarter exclude investment activities, estimating consolidated operating income around ¥0.5 billion. Year‑end guidance remains unchanged from the August 3, 2023 announcement, targeting consolidated operating income between ¥4.0 and ¥5.0 billion for FY2024, with no significant impact expected from new game or anime titles or the investment arm. The company’s emphasis on platform monetization and diversified DX services underpins its confidence in maintaining steady earnings growth amid a competitive digital landscape.

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FY2021 Second Quarter Financial Results

The FY2021 second‑quarter report presents a consolidated view of the company’s financial performance, operational highlights, and strategic initiatives across its game, live‑entertainment, and advertising businesses. Net sales totaled ¥13.7 billion, down 1.56 % year‑over‑year and 2.76 % quarter‑on‑quarter, reflecting a seasonal dip in game sales. Operating income fell ¥1.0 billion QoQ to ¥0.56 billion, yet remained in line with forecasts; EBITDA stood at ¥0.76 billion. Net income rose to ¥3.0 billion, driven largely by investment‑fund operations, while ordinary income and net income showed modest YoY increases. Cost structure analysis indicates a ¥0.53 billion reduction in total costs QoQ, primarily from lower advertising and commission fees, offset by higher labor and outsourcing expenses. Fixed costs decreased slightly, while variable costs saw a modest rise. The company maintained a robust cash position with ¥89.1 billion in cash and equivalents, supporting ongoing capital initiatives. Strategically, the quarter marked the launch of new titles such as “Assault Lily: Last Bullet” and the Chinese version of “Another Eden,” expanding overseas distribution in China through partners like Bilibili, TapTap, and Shengqu Games. Live‑entertainment efforts grew with the REALITY app’s expansion of avatar gacha content, earning a Google Play Best‑of 2020 award. Advertising and media activities focused on community engagement through campaigns tied to popular IPs like SINoALICE and DanMachi. The company’s outlook remains positive, anticipating firm profit from global game operations while continuing to invest in content development and platform expansion.

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FY2020 Third Quarter Results Briefing

The briefing presents FY2020 third‑quarter results for GREE Inc., highlighting net sales of ¥15.4 billion, operating income of ¥1.2 billion and EBITDA of ¥1.4 billion, with operating income exceeding forecasts. Net sales fell from the prior quarter due to portfolio pruning and COVID‑19 impacts on advertising, yet profitability rose thanks to strong performance of the first‑party title “Another Eden” and cost efficiencies, particularly in variable advertising spend and reduced depreciation from office relocation expenses. Operating‑income ratio climbed to 8.0 %, up 3.0 percentage points. Key business developments include the expansion of “Another Eden” into 71 countries, achieving a 1.4‑fold overseas sales increase, and the upcoming global launch of “SINoALICE” on July 1, slated for distribution in 139 territories. The live‑entertainment platform REALITY is adding original content such as the VTuber music program “Buion!!” and streamer ranking events. Licensed titles continue to perform well, exemplified by the Chinese release of “One‑Punch Man” topping sales charts. Outlook for Q4 anticipates weaker sales and profit due to ongoing COVID‑19 effects on advertising, with potential restructuring measures—including portfolio review and fixed‑cost reductions—expected to incur a one‑time loss. The company plans to maintain earnings stability in FY2021 through swift action and cost control, while continuing shareholder returns via a stock‑repurchase program of up to ¥2.5 billion and a dividend forecast of ¥10 per share, unchanged from the previous year.

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FY2020 Fourth Quarter Financial Results Briefing

FY2020 financial results for GREE, Inc. show a full‑year net sales total of ¥62.7 billion with operating income of ¥3.2 billion and EBITDA of ¥3.9 billion, driven by a strengthened game business, expanded live‑entertainment platform REALITY, and focused media operations. In the fourth quarter alone, net sales were ¥15.0 billion; operating income dipped to a loss of ¥0.1 billion, while EBITDA rose modestly to ¥0.1 billion. Adjusted for one‑time restructuring costs, operating income recovered to ¥0.8 billion, indicating a solid profit‑generation base. Key findings include a net sales decline from the prior quarter largely attributable to weaker media revenue amid COVID‑19, while game and live‑entertainment segments remained stable. Fixed costs increased by ¥0.91 billion, primarily due to restructuring initiatives such as business discontinuations and office consolidations in the media arm. Variable costs held steady at ¥6.15 billion, and the company’s cost structure remained largely unchanged except for one‑time items. The fiscal year 2021 outlook centers on aggressive investment in the three pillars: game development (engine, IP, and China distribution), expansion of REALITY’s user base, and media portfolio growth. Planned releases include new titles like Assault Lily and KNIGHT OF SIDONIA, with global distribution of SINoALICE already active in 139 territories. Shareholder returns feature a ¥2.5 billion stock‑repurchase program and a planned dividend of ¥10 per share, targeting a 20 % payout ratio. The company projects mid‑to‑high hundred‑million operating income for FY2021, contingent on game performance and event conditions.

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FY2023 Fourth Quarter Financial Results Briefing

GREE, Inc. reported FY2023 full‑year net sales of ¥75.4 billion and operating income of ¥12.5 billion, marking year‑on‑year growth across its diversified portfolio. The fourth quarter delivered ¥20.1 billion in sales and ¥5.0 billion in operating income, with the Investment Business providing a notable earnings boost while other segments performed near expectations. The company restructured its reporting from two to four business segments—Game and Anime, Metaverse, DX, and Commerce—to better reflect expanding domains. Game and Anime sales were slightly weakened by a post‑anniversary dip in Heaven Burns Red, yet overall profitability remained strong due to reduced advertising costs and investment contributions. Metaverse operations, split into platform, VTuber, B2B, and Web3 sub‑units, continue to invest heavily; FY24 sales are projected at ¥8.1 billion with operating income near break‑even, while FY26 targets a shift to profitability across all sub‑units. DX focuses on marketing and operational digital transformation services, forecasting FY24 sales of ¥5.7 billion with stable operating income, and FY26 aims for ¥7.9 billion in sales and ¥1.2 billion in income. Commerce, anchored by aumo Inc., expects FY24 sales of ¥1.5 billion and modest operating income, with a projected FY26 rise to ¥3.3 billion and ¥0.4 billion income as HR media initiatives mature. Investment activities remain a key driver, with assets under management at ¥80 billion and significant distributions from fund exits and startup investments. The company projects consolidated FY24 operating income between ¥4.0 billion and ¥5.0 billion, excluding new game titles, while FY26 forecasts maintain a similar range with an anticipated 10 % return from investment holdings. GREE’s strategy emphasizes diversifying revenue streams beyond games, expanding overseas distribution, and building a multi‑layered development pipeline to stabilize earnings and support medium‑term growth.

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FY2023 Second Quarter Financial Results Briefing

FY2023 second‑quarter results for GREE, Inc. show net sales of ¥16.6 billion and operating income of ¥1.7 billion, with EBITDA at ¥1.8 billion. The Internet and Entertainment Business generated ¥1.5 billion of operating income, exceeding forecasts largely due to the strong performance of the mobile title Heaven Burns Red. The company highlighted continued global rollout of this IP, including Korean and traditional Chinese releases scheduled for February 10, and noted its inclusion on Google Play’s “Best Games of 2022” list. Overseas sales for the metaverse platform REALITY doubled between June and December 2022, with expanding monetization and new content features such as an avatar shop and collaborative stickers. Financially, ordinary income fell quarter‑on‑quarter because of foreign‑exchange losses on assets denominated in foreign currencies, and net income turned a ¥0.9 billion loss after a valuation loss on investment securities. Operating costs declined by ¥0.2 billion to ¥14.8 billion, with no significant structural changes. The Investment and Incubation Business moved into profitability in Q2 after a loss in Q1, driven by distribution from investees. Asset‑under‑management figures remained stable, while new investments were made in six venture funds and eleven startups. The company maintains its FY23 outlook, projecting third‑quarter Internet and Entertainment operating income between ¥1.0 billion and ¥1.5 billion, with potential upside from global distribution gains. Scope covers Japan‑based operations with significant overseas revenue streams; the period is FY2023 Q2, and segments include Internet & Entertainment, Metaverse, Commerce & DX, Game & Anime, and Investment & Incubation. Data derive from internal financial statements and operational metrics presented in the briefing.

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FY2021 Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing

The briefing presents FY2021 third‑quarter financial results for GREE Inc., highlighting a net sales figure of ¥13.9 billion, operating income of ¥1.7 billion and EBITDA of ¥1.9 billion, all exceeding forecasts. Operating income rose by ¥1.2 billion from the prior quarter to ¥1.72 billion, driven by strong performance of the newly released title “Assault Lily: Last Bullet” and cost‑control measures that reduced variable costs, royalties, and fixed labor and outsourcing expenses by ¥0.9 billion to a total cost of ¥12.2 billion. Key operational developments include the launch of “Assault Lily: Last Bullet” on January 20, its rapid climb to 16th in app‑sales rankings, and the planned release of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” later in 2021. The company maintains a pipeline of two to three new in‑house titles annually, with additional IP collaborations such as “SINoALICE” and “DanMachi.” Live‑entertainment activities on the REALITY platform expanded through new avatar gacha offerings and user events, while advertising campaigns continued to energize communities. Financial outlook remains positive: operating income for Q4 is projected at roughly ¥1 billion, and full‑year FY2021 forecasts anticipate growth in both operating income and net income. Dividend policy targets a 2 % distribution of earnings, with an FY2021 payout forecast of ¥11 per share. Stock repurchase activity has reached 60 % of a planned upper limit of ¥12 billion, underscoring management’s commitment to shareholder value.

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FY2023 Third Quarter Financial Results: GREE

GREE reported FY 2023 third‑quarter results with net sales of ¥22.2 billion, operating income of ¥4.2 billion and EBITDA of ¥4.3 billion, reflecting a 15.7 % QoQ rise in sales and a 23.8 % YoY increase compared with the same period in FY 2022. Operating income grew 15.8 % QoQ, driven by the Internet and Entertainment Business (¥1.8 billion) and Investment and Incubation Business (¥2.4 billion). The company highlighted strong performance of its flagship title *Heaven Burns Red*, which achieved No. 1 sales rankings in Japan and several overseas markets following a one‑year anniversary event and aggressive promotional spending. Global distribution of the title began in February 2023, with Korean and traditional Chinese versions launching smoothly. Cost analysis shows advertising expenses rising to ¥3.08 billion QoQ, largely due to upfront promotional investments for app games, while commission fees increased to ¥4.11 billion as sales expanded. Total costs climbed by ¥3.08 billion QoQ to ¥17.93 billion. GREE’s investment arm maintained a total AUM of ¥75.0 billion, with FoF and CVC investments generating high long‑term returns (IRR 23 % for FoF, 20 % for CVC). The company’s dividend policy targets a consolidated payout ratio of at least 20 %, with a planned per‑share dividend of ¥11, consistent with the FY 2022 level. Geographically, operations span Japan, Korea, China, and North America, with the Metaverse Business expanding through REALITY XR cloud and VTuber talent agency FIRST STAGE PRODUCTION. The company projects stable FY 2023 income, acknowledging a potential profit decline following the strong FY 2022 hit‑title performance.

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Summary of main supplementary explanations questions and answers at the FY2026 First Quarter GREE Holdings, Inc. results briefing held on November 6, 2025 PDF

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