The Japanese company successfully concludes another fiscal year.
On March 31 last, a new year that was more than positive for Capcom. In the past few hours, the Osaka company has in fact disclosed the financial results of the last fiscal year - between 2020 April 31 and 2021 March XNUMX - recording record numbers.
Net sales increased 17% year on year with operating income up 51.6% ($ 317 million) and global income up 52% ($ 321 million). For the fourth consecutive year Capcom closes the fiscal year positively, certainly thanks to its attractive products such as Monster Hunter Rise. After all, the exclusive Nintendo Switch time has debuted with incredible sales, as well as Resident Evil Village, available a few days on the market.
Monster Hunter World, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne and Resident Evil 2 Remake are continuing to sell well and generate profits, while those of Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S have satisfied executives.
The Japanese group's goal is to make more use of its historical IPs while striving to create new ones. A demonstration of this latter ambition is Pragmata, Capcom's first new intellectual property in eight years.
