How The Pokémon Company's profit stacks up for the year to February 2026

What this is

How The Pokémon Company's profit stacks up for the year to February 2026: the Tokyo parent made ¥120.1bn net on ¥531.4bn revenue (22.6%); the whole group an estimated ¥249–260bn, so the companies below the parent added ¥129–140bn.

How it’s built

Parent: operating profit ¥144.0bn (27.1%) and net profit ¥120.1bn from its filed results; about ¥103.6bn without a one-off gain of ¥23.8bn before tax.
Group: Nintendo's filed combined profit for its three affiliates, ¥255.1bn, less the Seattle Mariners' operator's estimated result (−¥4.5bn to +¥6.0bn): ¥249.2–259.6bn, a 23.8–25.5% margin.

What we assumed

The club's result lies between a ¥4.5bn loss and a ¥6.0bn profit.The club publishes no accounts; this is a judgement band.

Sanity check

Nintendo's booked ¥82.8bn divided by its 32% stake gives ¥258.7bn, 1.4% above the combined figure. That shows two numbers in one filing agree; it is not a check on the Pokémon group alone.

Where it comes from

Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:

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Parent revenue: ¥531,428m
Parent operating profit: ¥143,972m
Parent operating profit margin: 27.1%
Parent net profit: ¥120,056m
Parent net profit margin: 22.6%
Parent extraordinary: ¥23,809m

143,972/531,428 = 27.1%
120,056/531,428 = 22.6%
ex-gain 103,556
Pickup 82,792/0.32 = 258,725 vs aggregate 255,139: +1.4% — Nintendo's internal consistency across tw

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