Colopl releases transcript of Q&A session for FY2026 third-quarter operating results briefing
Reuters2026/08/07 09:20- Colopl published a Q&A transcript from its 3Q FY Sep. 2026 operating results briefing held Aug. 5, 2026, attended by management.
- Management assessed mobile game sales as having “bottomed out,” citing third-quarter traction from new in-game experiences in long-running titles.
- Entertainment segment profit improvement was attributed mainly to lower advertising spend due to no new title launches in the quarter.
- Management also pointed to broader company-wide cost scrutiny as a contributor to the year-on-year profit increase.
- Management positioned “Active Cinema RPG 369” as a short-cycle “innovation” title, while adding multiple location-based games to the global-hit pipeline.
- Management said “Shironeko Project INFINITY” followed years of console expansion trial and error, with a 2027 release now in preparation.
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