What this is
The Pokémon Company's part of Nintendo's ¥82.8bn share of affiliate profit for the year to March 2026: an estimated ¥80.9–84.2bn.
How it’s built
- Nintendo's filed equity-method income of ¥82.8bn covers three affiliates: The Pokémon Company, PUX and the Seattle Mariners' operator.
- The club's estimated 2025 result, a ¥4.5bn loss to a ¥6.0bn profit, is taken out at 32%: 82.8 − 0.32 × 6.0 = 80.9; 82.8 + 0.32 × 4.5 = 84.2.
What we assumed
- The club's result is removed at the same 32% weight.A simplification; how much of the club's result sits in Nintendo's line is not disclosed.
- PUX is ignored.It is small next to the other two.
Sanity check
Either way the Pokémon Company is about 98–102% of Nintendo's line, so reading the whole ¥82.8bn as Pokémon is a fair shortcut for the year.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- FiledNintendo’s share of profit from equity-method affiliates, chiefly its 32% of The Pokémon Company, in the year to March 2026¥82.8bn
- EstimateEstimated 2025 net result of the Seattle Mariners’ operating company, one of Nintendo’s affiliates
Show the working
- Pickup all three affiliates ¥ million: 82,792
- Club net result ¥ million: -4,487 to 5,983
- TPC share: ¥80.9–84.2bn
- 82.792 − 0.32 × 5.983 = 80.88
- 82.792 − 0.32 × (−4.487) = 84.23
Where it’s used
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