Capcom Earns Record Profits for Eighth Year in a Row
Capcom's business is monstrously successful. The Japanese company posted record results in almost all areas. In the last financial year, 51.87 million games were sold. The outlook is even more positive.
During the 2024–25 fiscal year (April 2024 to March 2025), Capcom's core digital content business delivered strong results, achieving annual sales of 51.87 million units (90% digital), marking an increase of over five million units from the previous year. This was driven by the release of Monster Hunter Wilds in February 2025, which sold over 10 million units in one month, as well as robust sales of catalogue titles led by the Monster Hunter series. In total, cumulative sales of the Monster Hunter series surpassed 100 million units worldwide. The mobile spin-off Monster Hunter Now has surpassed 15 million downloads. Games in the Resident Evil series, particularly Resident Evil 4, have also sold well. "Further, the company expanded earnings by leveraging its major brands in movies, character merchandise, and esports, while also carrying out steady store operations and promoting new store formats in its Arcade Operations business, and increasing unit sales volume of new smart pachislo machines, including Monster Hunter Rise, in its Amusement Equipments Business," Capcom said. These results represent the publisher's eighth consecutive year of record-high net sales and profit at all levels, as well as the tenth consecutive year of over 10% operating income growth.