What this is
How much Pokémon Center Co., TPC's store company in Japan, could sell if it bought and resold the goods itself: roughly ¥8–37bn a year in the year to February 2026.
How it’s built
- Its net profit of ¥370m divided by an assumed net margin of 1–3% gives ¥12.3–37.0bn of sales.
- Its total assets of ¥3,976m times an assumed asset turnover of 2–4 gives ¥8.0–15.9bn.
- The two together bound the sales at about ¥8–37bn.
What we assumed
- A specialty retailer earns 1–3% net and turns its assets over 2–4 times a year.These are typical shop ratios, not sourced for this company; a lower margin would allow more sales.
Sanity check
If the Japanese shops sell more than about ¥37bn, the store company is unlikely to be the seller, and the parent probably is. This is a bound, not a measure of shop sales.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- ReportedNet profit of Pokémon Center K.K., the company that runs the Pokémon Center shops in Japan, for the year to February 2026¥370m
- ReportedTotal assets of Pokémon Center K.K., which runs the Pokémon Center shops in Japan, at February 2026¥4.0bn
- EstimateStore sales level tested, middle case¥100bn
Show the working
- Net margin assumed: 0.03, 0.02, 0.01
- Sales ¥ billion from margin: 12.3, 18.5, 37
- Asset turnover assumed: 2 to 4
- Sales ¥ billion from assets: 8 to 15.9
- Combined bound: ¥8–37bn