Nippon Ichi Software revised upward its earnings forecast for the interim period ending September 2026, with revenue and all profit measures expected to exceed the previous year. The revision reflects solid domestic sales of “Hono Gurashi no Niwa,” a life simulation game.
Nippon Ichi Software announced on 28 August that it had revised upward its earnings forecast for the consolidated interim period ending September 2026 from its previous forecast. Net profit is now expected to increase 3.3-fold to ¥685 million, also affecting the outlook for fiscal 2026. Solid domestic sales of “Hono Gurashi no Niwa” were cited as a factor. The financial projections show revenue rising 21.0% from the previous period to ¥3.374 billion, operating profit increasing 3.8-fold to ¥729 million, ordinary profit increasing 3.1-fold to ¥848 million and net profit increasing 3.3-fold to ¥685 million. Although the linked reports repeat some of the same information, the key point is the upward revision.
The consolidated forecast for the following fiscal year was also revised. For the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company expects revenue of approximately ¥5,411 million, operating profit of approximately ¥715 million, ordinary profit of approximately ¥906 million and net profit of approximately ¥718 million. Both revenue and profit are expected to improve from the previous forecast.
These figures were reported consistently by the news distributor Gifu Shimbun and other newspapers and media outlets, which identified the company as Nippon Ichi Software. No comments are made on investment decisions or the outlook for share-price movements; the figures and revisions are presented as factual information.