Bandai Namco raises H1 FY2027 outlook, sees operating profit at JPY 124 billion
Reuters2026/08/06 02:41- Bandai Namco raised its Q2 (six months) FY2027 forecast to net sales of JPY 690 billion from JPY 610 billion.
- Operating profit outlook lifted to JPY 124 billion from JPY 84 billion; ordinary profit to JPY 130 billion from JPY 87 billion.
- Profit attributable to owners of parent seen at JPY 90 billion versus JPY 60 billion; EPS at JPY 140.33 versus JPY 93.55.
- Guidance revision followed a Q1 beat versus the prior year, led by strong global growth in Toys and Hobby.
- Full-year FY2027 projections were left unchanged, pending market conditions, competition, major console game launches, holiday-season demand.
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