Capcom has announced its financial results for the nine months ending December 31, 2024, reporting a 16.3% year-on-year decline in net sales to ¥88.9 billion ($572.7 million). Operating income dropped 35% to ¥31 billion ($199.8 million), while net income fell 33.4% to ¥23.1 billion ($148.8 million).
The company attributed this downturn to the timing of major releases, with Monster Hunter Wilds set for a fourth-quarter launch. Capcom highlighted that despite the decline, financial performance remains in line with projections.
Key Figures:
- Net sales: ¥88.9 billion ($572.7 million), down 16% YoY
- Operating income: ¥31 billion ($199.8 million), down 35% YoY
- Net income: ¥23.1 billion ($148.8 million), down 33.4% YoY
Capcom sold 246 titles across 225 countries and regions, contributing to brand value growth. The Digital Contents business recorded 30.53 million units sold, compared to 32.6 million the previous year, when Street Fighter 6 was released.
The company remains focused on its long-term growth strategy, with major releases expected to drive future performance.
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