What this is
Whether The Pokémon Company paid a dividend out of its profit for the year to February 2026: it did not. The site shows this as 'none', not as an amount.
The trainer’s notes stores −1 to mean no dividend was paid.
How it’s built
- Retained earnings at February 2025 (¥293.9bn), plus net profit for the year to February 2026 (¥120.1bn), less retained earnings at February 2026 (¥413.9bn) gives what left retained earnings in between.
- All three figures come from the parent company's financial notices in Japan's official gazette.
- The result is ¥1m or less, which is rounding: nothing was paid out.
What we assumed
- A gap of ¥1m is rounding, not a payment.The notices are stated in millions of yen, so three rounded figures can differ by ¥1m with no money leaving.
- Any payout would show in this gap.A dividend is paid out of retained earnings, so a dividend of any size would leave the year-end figure short of the opening figure plus profit.
Sanity check
¥293.9bn + ¥120.1bn = ¥413.9bn: the year's profit went entirely into retained earnings.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes.
Where it’s used
Related figures
Built from this one
- EstimateHow much of The Pokémon Company's profit reaches its owners as cash
- EstimateTotal dividends The Pokémon Company paid in the years to February 2018–2026
- EstimateTPC parent retained earnings at February 2027 if nothing is paid out, estimate¥496–518bn
The same measure, other periods