Overview
- Starting April 1, 2026, Sega will raise the average base salary for full-time employees in Japan by roughly 10%.
- The monthly starting salary for new university graduates will rise 10% from ¥300,000 to ¥330,000.
- The company says the changes support employees facing higher prices and help recruit talent to strengthen global competitiveness.
- Sega will integrate a portion of annual bonuses into base pay and introduce a more role-based, flexible compensation system.
- Expanded personnel measures include the Fami+ program for childcare and nursing care and the Job+ program for side jobs, following a 2023 new-graduate raise and mirroring recent pay moves at FromSoftware and Capcom.