Capcom Reports Decline in H1 Financials, Pins Hopes on Monster Hunter Wilds

Despite significant drops in revenue and profit, Capcom remains optimistic for the fiscal year, driven by upcoming releases.

Capcom's net sales for the first half of the fiscal year fell to ¥56.4 billion, marking a 24.7% decrease from the previous year.
Operating income dropped by 38.7% year-over-year, attributed to the absence of major new releases in the period.
The company continues to forecast growth, banking on the February 2025 release of Monster Hunter Wilds.
PC sales have grown to constitute 54% of Capcom's total software sales, reflecting a strategic shift towards the platform.
Monster Hunter games dominated sales, with Monster Hunter World and its expansions leading the pack.