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Jan 2018
FY2018 4Q Financial Results Presentation Transcript
GREE
declining sales to a growth phase driven by a three-pillar strategy: mobile gaming, advertising and media, and the emerging live entertainment sector. For the full fiscal year
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Nov 2019
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September 30, 2019. The data reveals a period of contraction for the Japanese mobile gaming company, with revenue declining 10.3% year-over-year to 22.37 billion
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Jan 2019
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funplex is withdrawing from unprofitable titles to improve the overall portfolio health. Beyond mobile gaming, the strategy includes multi-platform expansion and diversification into live entertainment and media
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Nov 2023
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KLab
billion yen, suggesting ongoing development investments. Due to the volatility of the mobile gaming market, the company has declined to provide a consolidated operating performance forecast
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Aug 2023
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Feb 2026
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undrawn $81 million revolving credit facility. The company’s business model centers on mobile games integrated with its proprietary playAWARDS loyalty program. While the introduction of new titles
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Nov 2025
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mixi
Performance varied significantly across industry segments. The Digital Entertainment Business, anchored by the mobile game Monster Strike, saw an 11.1% decline in sales due to lower monthly active
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Feb 2025
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Aug 2018
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KLab
remains primarily on the Japanese market, though the company operates globally within the mobile gaming segment. Looking ahead, KLab provided a range-based forecast for the full fiscal
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Feb 2020
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releases. While the 2019 results highlight the volatility inherent in the mobile gaming sector and the impact of high development costs on margins, the expansion of software assets
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previous year’s net loss, driven primarily by the global success of the mobile game Monster Strike, which surpassed 30 million cumulative unique device downloads
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Take-Two Interactive
billion by 2028, fueled by a 4% compound annual growth rate in mobile gaming and the continued maturation of ninth-generation console install bases. The company’s competitive
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Aug 2018
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with an eye toward global distribution, the briefing outlines a transition from traditional mobile gaming toward a diversified portfolio of digital media and next-generation connectivity. The methodology
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Financial Results: First Half of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2022
Koei Tecmo
million‑copy console titles, annual releases of 2‑million‑copy titles, and mobile games with monthly sales of ¥2 billion. The company also plans to expand IP licensing
Financial30 pages
Jan 2015
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Koei Tecmo
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primary thesis highlights the company’s rapid transition into a global mobile social gaming platform, driven by the integration of OpenFeint and aggressive expansion into international markets. During
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Consolidated Financial Results: Fiscal Year Ending December 2025
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dividend to mark its tenth anniversary. The strategic transition from web-based games to native mobile applications reached completion during this period, yielding a 30% improvement in retention
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such as a historical complex in Italy, to focus on its primary mobile internet and gaming interests
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management in Europe and the United States. Expansion into adult‑focused products, mobile and social gaming, and segmented amusement‑facility marketing complements the core
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higher revenue‑sharing with app stores and lower margins on mobile titles compared with online games. Net income reached KRW 39,876 million (US$34 m), supported
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influencer marketing. The firm continues to diversify its portfolio by exploring games‑as‑a‑service, mobile, and alternative platforms while maintaining a lean, risk‑mitigated growth model. Overall
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decisive move away from legacy feature phone platforms toward modern mobile ecosystems. The native game segment reached a critical milestone by achieving monthly profitability in overseas operations
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FY2018 4Q Financial Results Presentation Transcript
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Summary
This transcript details the financial results for GREE, Inc. for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year ending in 2018. The primary thesis of the presentation is that the company has successfully transitioned from a period of declining sales to a growth phase driven by a three-pillar strategy: mobile gaming, advertising and media, and the emerging live entertainment sector.
For the full fiscal year 2018, the company reported net sales of 77.9 billion yen and an operating income of 9.4 billion yen, marking the first increase in both sales and profit in six years. Fourth-quarter sales reached 19 billion yen with an operating income of 1.6 billion yen. While sales grew quarter-on-quarter, operating income was impacted by aggressive investments in growth businesses and an impairment loss on goodwill related to the acquisition of Three Minutes. To celebrate its 10th anniversary and reflect this return to growth, the company issued a commemorative dividend, bringing the total annual dividend to 14 yen per share.
The game business remains the company's foundation, with key titles like SINoALICE and Another Eden showing strong performance through reinforced operations and one-year anniversary events. A significant portion of the growth strategy involves global expansion; for example, the North American release of DanMachi increased its business scale by 1.5 to 2 times. Looking toward FY2019 and beyond, the company plans to release four to five titles annually and expand existing IPs into multi-platform environments, including Nintendo Switch and Facebook Instant Games.
The company is also heavily prioritizing its new live entertainment pillar, specifically focusing on the Virtual YouTuber (VTuber) ecosystem. This includes a planned 10-billion-yen investment and the establishment of a dedicated subsidiary, Wright Flyer Live Entertainment. Simultaneously, the advertising and media segment is being developed to create one of Japan’s largest vertical media portfolios. The geographic scope is primarily Japan, with increasing emphasis on North American, European, and Chinese markets.
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- GREE, Inc. achieved its first year-over-year increase in sales and profit in six years, reporting 77.9 billion yen in net sales and 9.4 billion yen in operating income for FY2018.
- The company is launching a 10-billion-yen investment strategy into the live entertainment sector, specifically targeting the Virtual YouTuber (VTuber) ecosystem through a new subsidiary, Wright Flyer Live Entertainment.
- Mobile gaming remains the core revenue driver, supported by strong performance from titles like SINoALICE and Another Eden and a successful North American expansion of DanMachi that increased its business scale by 1.5 to 2 times.
- Future growth plans include releasing four to five new game titles annually and expanding existing IPs to multi-platform environments such as Nintendo Switch and Facebook Instant Games.
- Fourth-quarter operating income of 1.6 billion yen was impacted by aggressive growth investments and an impairment loss on goodwill following the acquisition of Three Minutes.