How it’s built
- Each year’s operating profit, net profit and royalty revenue divided by revenue, from Sanrio’s filed results summaries. For the year to March 2026: ¥77.9bn ÷ ¥194.1bn = 40.1%.
What we assumed
- Royalty revenue for the latest year is ¥96.4bn, from a figure rounded to ¥100m.Sanrio’s presentation gives it in units of ¥100m; the rounding moves the share by under 0.1 points.
- Overseas subsidiaries’ January–December years are mixed with Japan’s April–March year.This is how Sanrio consolidates; no adjustment is made.
Sanity check
Some royalty rows were read only once from a disputed file. The swing from −8% in the year to March 2021 to 40% in 2026 shows how volatile a licensing margin can be.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- FiledConsolidated operating margin, year to March 2016 (Mar 2016)17.5%
- FiledConsolidated operating margin, year to March 202640.1%
- FiledOperating margin, year to March 201523.4%
- FiledRoyalty share of consolidated sales, year to March 202649.7%
Show the working
- operating profit / consolidated revenue …
- 77,859 / 194,088 = 40.1%
- -3,280 / 41,053 = -8.0%)
- net attributable / revenue (54,608 / 194,088 = 28.1%)
- consolidated external royalty revenue / revenue …