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Capcom H1 sales rise 49.0% to 120.887 billion yen

Capcom's Digital Contents segment drove the gains, with Pragmata selling 2.7 million copies and Resident Evil Requiem passing 8 million.

Capcom reported first-half consolidated sales of 120.887 billion yen for the six months ended September 30 of its fiscal year ending March 2027, up 49.0% year on year, according to gamebiz.jp. Operating profit rose 54.5% to 60.769 billion yen, ordinary profit climbed 67.5% to 61.212 billion yen, and net profit reached 43.083 billion yen, up 56.6%.

The Digital Contents segment posted sales of 85.141 billion yen, up 70.8%, and operating profit of 52.308 billion yen, up 66.7%. Unit sales in the segment reached 36.86 million copies, compared with 23.85 million a year earlier.

New releases and back catalogue

Pragmata, a new IP released in April, sold 2.7 million copies worldwide. Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold 1.7 million copies after winning two awards at gamescom award 2026, held in Germany in August. Resident Evil Requiem, released in February of the previous fiscal year, passed 8 million cumulative copies sold, helped by aggressive pricing, while Devil May Cry 5 passed 14 million.

In amusement operations, facility sales rose 26.2% to 15.709 billion yen across 63 facilities. Amusement Equipment sales rose 8.9% to 16.549 billion yen, including September shipments of 17,000 units of Resident Evil RE:3, 9,800 units of Street Fighter 6 and 14,100 units of Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.

Capcom left its full-year forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 unchanged at 210 billion yen in sales and 83 billion yen in operating profit. Progress against the plan stands at 57.6% for sales and 73.2% for operating profit.

Quick answers

What were Capcom's first-half sales?

Consolidated sales were 120.887 billion yen for the six months ended September 30, up 49.0% year on year.

How many copies did Pragmata sell?

Pragmata, a new IP released in April, sold 2.7 million copies worldwide.

Did Capcom change its full-year forecast?

No. Capcom kept its forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 at 210 billion yen in sales and 83 billion yen in operating profit.

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