Capcom Increased Financial Forecasts Thanks To The Success Of Resident Evil 3 And Monster Hunter

Capcom Published a message for investors, where he announced that it would increase the forecasts for the end of the current fiscal year. The main reasons were:

• Increase sales in digital stores.
• Good remake performance Resident Evil 3.
• Growth among games with a long “tail” sales (it is highlighted here Monster Hunter: World – Iceborne).
• Promising launch pre-ordered Monster Hunter Rise.
• Growing activity in the segment of slot machines. Previously Capcom was going to release one model of the machine in this fiscal year, but now there will be three models.

Eventually Capcom raised the expected income per year on 8.2% – from 85 billion yen (about 821.3 million US dollars) up to 92 billion yen (about 888.9 million US dollars). The company’s financial year ends on March 31, 2021 – after about it, we learn whether predictions are true Capcom.

Applications for increasing income look curiously against the background of a recent hacker attack: Capcom There have been so many corporate data that some analysts expressed concerns that it will hit the company’s finance. But now Capcom going to exceed the performance of the previous year.

Some Quick Notes On Why Their Forecast Was Increased:

– Increased Digital Sales (Higher Margin)
– Strong Catalog Sales (Monster Hunter / Iceborne)
– Strong Pre-Orders for Monster Hunter Rise
– Plan to Launch More Amusement Equipment Than Expected.

– Daniel Ahmad (@Zhugeex) January 21, 2021