Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
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GungHo posted a 2.3% revenue rise to ¥51.8bn in H1 FY2026, with operating profit up 27.1% to ¥6.4bn. Net income climbed 40.4% to ¥3.5bn, driven by Puzzle & Dragons and a strong Ragnarok Origin Classic debut.
Q2 FY2026 (Jan to Jun 2026)
Takara Tomy reported a 7.7% revenue rise to ¥64,047 million in Q1 FY2027, with operating profit up 19.9% to ¥5,512 million. Net income grew 19.6% to ¥4,058 million, buoyed by domestic Kidults demand and strong Asian sales.
Q1 FY2027 (Apr-Jun 2026)
Konami posted a 33.6% jump in revenue to ¥129.5 billion for the first quarter ended June 2026, with operating profit surging 63.3% to ¥45.3 billion and net income up 64.2% to ¥32.6 billion, setting fresh first-quarter records for all profit measures.
FY2027 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2026)
Capcom's Q1 FY2027 revenue jumped 54.7% to ¥70.41 billion, driven by hit new IP 'Pragmata' and strong catalog sales. Operating profit rose 66.9% to ¥41.05 billion, and net income climbed 69.2% to ¥29.16 billion, setting quarterly records.
Q1 FY2027 (April-June 2026)
Koei Tecmo Holdings reported first-quarter revenue of ¥17,368 million, up 17.4% from a year earlier, while operating profit surged 51.3% to ¥5,407 million. Net profit attributable to owners soared 86.9% to ¥11,348 million, driven by strong game sales and IP licensing in its entertainment segment and by gains on investment securities.
FY2027 Q1 (April-June 2026)
Tsuburaya Fields reported a 21.3% decline in first-quarter revenue to ¥43.7 billion and an 11.9% drop in operating profit to ¥6.9 billion, overshadowed by weak sales of pachislot machines. Despite the pullback, the company sharply raised its full-year earnings guidance and announced a special dividend to mark the 60th anniversary of its Ultraman franchise, doubling the annual payout to ¥140 per share.
FY2027 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2026)
Tsuburaya Fields announced on the 27th a special interim dividend of ¥70 per share to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Ultraman. The total payout of ¥4,357 million marks the company's largest dividend ever. With earnings set to exceed initial plans, the move underscores a commitment to boosting shareholder returns.
Tsuburaya Fields (2767) has raised its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 and revised its mid-term plan upwards. Boosted by sellouts of pachinko machines and a recovery in the Chinese market, revenue is now seen rising 9.8% to ¥205.3 billion, with operating profit jumping 18.4% to ¥22.5 billion. The upgrades raise expectations for a record-breaking year.
