Capcom’s stock price jumped nearly 10% in trading today, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s financial performance and the momentum behind its upcoming titles. The developer and publisher reported a third-quarter net sales increase of 30%, with operating profit rising 75% and ordinary profit up 65%. As of the end of Q3, the company’s total net sales for the current fiscal year now stand at $753 million, with operating profit at $355 million and ordinary profit at $338 million.
The outlook for the remainder of the fiscal year—ending March 31—is even more bullish. Capcom is targeting net sales of $1.2 billion, supported by the February 27 release of Resident Evil Requiem* and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, set for March 13. The company’s projections for operating profit and ordinary profit are $477 million and $458 million, respectively.
Looking ahead, Capcom has additional high-profile projects in development. PRAGMATA, a new third-person action-adventure title, is slated for April 24, while Onimusha: Way of the Sword—a long-awaited return to the franchise—remains in development without a confirmed release date.
Capcom’s catalog continues to perform strongly, though with mixed results. Devil May Cry 5 remains the top-performing title this fiscal year, likely driven by deep discounts, while Monster Hunter Wilds has seen slower sales despite reaching 11 million units sold since its February 2025 launch. The game’s performance still lags behind Monster Hunter World, which sold over 22 million units. Recent patches aimed at improving PC performance may help reignite interest, but breaking the predecessor’s record will require sustained demand.
Beyond its current slate, Capcom’s strategy appears focused on leveraging both established franchises and new intellectual properties. The company’s ability to execute on its upcoming releases—particularly Resident Evil Requiem*, which has generated significant anticipation—will be key to maintaining investor confidence and extending the current stock momentum.
