Capcom Reports Significant Revenue Growth in Latest Quarterly Report

Capcom experienced a highly successful first quarter for the current fiscal year, spanning from April 1 to June 30, 2026. In a recent financial report, the company announced growth across all key metrics. Net revenue for the quarter reached 70.4 billion yen, representing a 55 percent increase compared to the previous year. Operating profit surged by 67 percent to 41 billion yen, while net profit rose by 69 percent to 29.1 billion yen.

According to the company, the successful launch of Pragmata contributed heavily to this financial growth. Capcom sold a total of 23.8 million game copies between April and June 2026, marking a 68.1 percent increase over the previous year. Digital versions made up the vast majority of these purchases at 93.3 percent. PC titles accounted for 60.4 percent of total sales, while console titles represented 32.9 percent. Japan accounted for 9.2 percent of game sales, though the company did not provide a precise geographic breakdown for other regions.

Pragmata led the top ten best-selling Capcom games for the quarter by selling 2.5 million copies. Other strong performers included Resident Evil 4 Remake with 2.43 million copies sold and Resident Evil 2 Remake with 1.42 million copies sold. Looking ahead, Capcom maintains its fiscal year plan to earn 210 billion yen, which would set a new record for the company if achieved.