GREE Holdings Q1 revenue falls 0.9% as games segment slips

GREE Holdings reported first-quarter revenue of 11.877 billion yen for the fiscal year ending June 2027, down 0.9% year on year, according to gamebiz.jp. Operating profit for the July-to-September quarter fell 7.3% to 969 million yen.

Ordinary profit dropped 46.7% to 835 million yen, and net profit came in at 12 million yen, down 98.9% year on year.

The games segment recorded revenue of 7.02 billion yen, down 6.4%, while its operating profit rose 3.2% to 804 million yen. The company attributed the revenue decline to operations centred on existing titles.

Live entertainment and anime segments grow

Live entertainment revenue rose 12.0% to 2.385 billion yen, with operating profit up 20.0% to 426 million yen; the segment operates the REALITY platform. The anime, manga and merchandising segment posted revenue of 585 million yen, up 60.4%, but an operating loss of 50 million yen.

The DX segment saw revenue fall 6.1% to 1.799 billion yen and operating profit drop 4.2% to 260 million yen, while engineering revenue fell 32.0% to 225 million yen and operating profit declined 48.6% to 123 million yen.

The full-year forecast announced on September 28 remains unchanged at 57 billion yen in revenue and 3.9 billion yen in operating profit; ordinary and net profit forecasts are undisclosed. In September 2026 the company revised its full-year earnings forecast, and for the fiscal year ended June 2026 it reported revenue of 51.324 billion yen and operating profit of 4.026 billion yen.