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The semi‑annual report for Nippon Ichi Software covers the fiscal period from April 1 to September 30, 2026 (the company’s 32nd interim period). The report presents consolidated financial statements, operational highlights, and governance disclosures for the Japanese video‑game developer headquartered in Gifu. Key financial metrics show a decline in consolidated revenue to ¥2,447 billion (‑20.0 % YoY) and a shift from operating profit to an operating loss of ¥205 billion, driven by higher development and marketing costs. Net income attributable to parent shareholders fell to a loss of ¥171 billion, while comprehensive income dropped to ¥‑396 billion. The company’s equity stood at ¥7,676 billion with a debt‑to‑equity ratio of roughly 0.38, and cash balances decreased to ¥4,282 billion from ¥5,151 billion at the prior period end. Segment analysis indicates that the entertainment business generated ¥2,400 billion in sales but recorded a loss of ¥205 billion, whereas the student‑dormitory and ancillary segment posted modest revenue growth of 23 % but a small operating loss. The report notes continued focus on digital distribution, cloud gaming, and international localization, with new titles slated for simultaneous domestic‑international release. Governance details reveal a fully listed company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with 5,151 thousand shares outstanding and a major shareholder holding 38.8 % of equity. The audit section confirms that the interim financial statements were reviewed by an independent firm and found compliant with Japanese GAAP. No material post‑reporting events or significant risks were identified beyond the ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty affecting the gaming sector.
The announcement informs shareholders and stakeholders that the board of directors of Japan One Software Co., Ltd. has approved the terms for issuing a new series of stock options, designated as the sixth issuance of new share reservation rights. The options will be allocated on July 22, 2025, with a total of 1,882 options granted. Each option represents the right to purchase 100 shares at an exercise price of ¥89,600 per option (¥896 per share). The allocation is distributed among company insiders and employees: 560 options to directors, 43 to executive officers, 70 to auditors, 1,097 to employees, and additional allocations of 40 options to subsidiary directors and 72 to subsidiary employees. The decision was made during the board meeting held on June 26, 2025, and is communicated to ensure transparency with investors listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Standard market. The notice outlines the specific terms, including the option name, allocation date, total number of options, exercise price per option and per share, and the recipients’ categories. No additional financial or performance data are provided beyond these allocation details. The communication serves to update shareholders on the company’s equity incentive plan, reinforcing governance practices and aligning executive and employee interests with shareholder value.