Media Kobo, Inc.
Full-Year Financial Results Presentation for Fiscal Year Ended August 2026
Full-year results for the fiscal year ended August 2026 showed a decline in revenue due to weakness in core digital content and LINE fortune-telling services. Increased expenses, including shareholder benefit costs, weighed on profits. The company aims to return to profitability on an operating basis by continuing structural reforms, and plans to expand new businesses using data and AI, targeting a market capitalization of 10 billion yen in the long term.
Key Figures
- Revenue: 1,612 million yen (FY2026)
- Operating Income: ▲534 million yen (FY2026)
- Net Income (attributable to owners of parent): ▲716 million yen (FY2026)
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Summary of Results
Full-year results for the fiscal year ended August 2026 saw revenue decline due to underperformance in core digital content and LINE chat fortune-telling services. SG&A expenses increased, driven by investments in new businesses and the recognition of shareholder benefit expenses, which pressured profits. The company intends to pursue structural reforms to reduce the operating deficit and strengthen the core business. The financial base will be reinforced through third-party allotment financing, and measures to improve cash flow are planned.
Mid-term Policy and Growth Opportunities
The company will rebuild operations with a focus on AI and data utilization, promoting diversification through data marketing, IP production, and a broader range of digital content. It will enhance integration between digital and physical domains to diversify revenue streams across both B2C and B2B. While maintaining shareholder benefits, the company aims to build trust with the capital markets through appropriate IR and targets a market capitalization of 10 billion yen.
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Media Kobo, Inc.
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