Capcom's profit for the three fiscal quarters turned out to be a record in its history

Capcom reported for three fiscal quarters (April-December) and updated its forecast for the fiscal year. The company lost in revenue, but achieved a record profit.

Monster Hunter World: IceborneGeneral indicators

  • Total net sales for the period amounted to $484 million. The indicator fell by 13.6% compared to the same period in 2018.
  • Total operating profit (operationg income) increased by 37.1% to $168 million. This is a record high figure in the history of Capcom.

Indicators of the gaming segment

  • Capcom traditionally earns the most from video games. They are the key factor in the growth of its profits. Especially the Monster Hunter World: Iceborne addon. It has performed well on all platforms. By the end of January 2020, Iceborne had sold 4.5 million copies.
  • The basic Monster Hunter: World is also being sold at a good pace. Its circulation has grown to 15 million units (by the end of 2019). In addition, Capcom has sold 5 million copies of Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5.
  • Despite this, gaming revenue (net sales) fell by 15.2% to $371 million. Capcom earned $88 million in retail sales. Digital downloads brought in $257.9 million. Revenue from mobile at the same time amounted to $ 23.7 million.
  • The operating profit of the gaming segment for the same time amounted to $181.8 million, which is one third more than it was in the same period of 2018.

Forecast for the fiscal year

  • In general, Capcom has successfully implemented its strategy for selling video games. The publisher boasts of the results of not only relatively new titles, but also classic games.
  • At the same time, Capcom revised its forecast for the full fiscal year. The fourth quarter will end on March 31. By the end of the year, Capcom plans to earn $731.4 million. The indicator is on the same level as last year.
  • But Capcom expects profit growth. She had previously forecast an annual profit of $182 million. Now — at $201.2 million.

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