Nintendo has made it into the top 10 most valuable public companies in Japan
Online observations have noted that Nintendo has recently entered the top 10 Japanese public companies with the largest market capitalization. It holds the tenth position in the CompaniesMarketCap portal ranking with a valuation of 79.1 billion dollars.
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Nintendo has been gaining significant value over the past year amid rumors and official announcements about the Nintendo Switch 2. As a result, by mid-February 2025, the company's stock prices hit an all-time high of 11,700 yen (80 dollars) per share.
However, it's worth noting that at the end of last week, Nintendo's stock prices took a noticeable dip, falling to 10,000 yen (68 dollars). As speculated by Bloomberg, the company's investors are concerned that the introduction of tariffs on China by the USA might lead to increased console prices in the country.
If Nintendo's market capitalization drops below 78.67 billion dollars, the company will exit the top 10.
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Currently, besides Nintendo, the only other gaming-related company in the top ten of CompaniesMarketCap is Sony. It is ranked third, with a market capitalization of 145.48 billion dollars at the time of writing.
Looking more broadly at the top 100 most valuable public Japanese companies, other notable entries include Bandai Namco Entertainment (ranking 63rd with a valuation of 21.94 billion dollars) and Konami (ranking 85th with a valuation of 15.35 billion dollars).