What this is
How big the 2026 Pokémon championship prize floor is next to TPC's profits: about ¥1.0–1.6bn, or 0.7–1.1% of the Tokyo parent's ¥144.0bn operating profit in the year to February 2026.
How it’s built
- The corrected prize floor of $7.48–10.605m was converted at ¥140–155 per dollar.
- Divided by the parent's operating profit of ¥143,972m.
What we assumed
- An exchange rate of ¥140–155.A range around recent rates; the low prize floor is paired with the low rate and the high with the high.
Sanity check
$7.48m × 140 = ¥1,047m, 0.73%; $10.605m × 155 = ¥1,644m, 1.14%. Prizes are small next to the parent's profit, and some are paid by TPCi, not the parent.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- EstimateA floor on all cash prizes stated for the 2026 Pokémon championship season$7.5–10.6m
- EstimateOrganised-play cash prizes against the parent’s results for the year to February 20260.18–0.29%
Show the working
- % of operating profit: 0.73 to 1.14
- ¥ m: 1,047 to 1,644
- 7.48m x 140 = ¥1,047m / 143,972 = 0.73%
- 10.605m x 155 = ¥1,644m / 143,972 = 1.14%