What this is
The Pokémon Company Tokyo company’s net profit for the year to February 2026 without its one-off gain: about ¥103.6bn, against a reported ¥120.1bn.
How it’s built
- Take the ¥23.8bn one-off gain, reduce it by tax at 30.7% to ¥16.5bn, and subtract that from reported net profit.
What we assumed
- The one-off gain was taxed at the company’s average effective rate of 30.7%.A separate test finds the gain was taxed at about the normal 31–32%, so the result moves by only about ¥0.1–0.4bn.
- The ¥23.8bn is all gain, with no losses netted inside it.The company reports only a net figure, so this cannot be checked.
Sanity check
Underlying profit still grew strongly: about ¥103.6bn against prior-year profit of about ¥70.3bn (implied by the reported 70.7% growth), so the gain explains only part of the jump.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes.
Show the working
- 120,056 − 16,499.6 = 103,556.4
Where it’s used
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