What this is
The most the company’s own event ticket and entry-fee income could be as a share of the Tokyo parent’s results: 0.25% of revenue, about 0.9% of operating profit.
How it’s built
- Take the top of the research’s events-income estimate: ¥1.30bn (2026 Worlds tickets plus International entry fees).
- Divide by revenue of ¥531.4bn and operating profit of ¥144.0bn for the year to February 2026, from the official gazette.
What we assumed
- Events income is at most ¥1.30bn.It is the upper end of the research’s own estimate from ticket counts and listed prices.
- A 2026 event season is compared with accounts for the year to February 2026.No later accounts exist; the comparison is meant to show scale, not to match periods exactly.
Sanity check
The denominators are the Tokyo company only. Most event income likely belongs to the US arm, so the true share of group results is smaller still.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
Show the working
- Share of revenue: ≤0.25
- Share of operating profit: ≤0.91
Where it’s used
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