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Largest Gaming - Console & PC Public Companies in Japan

Benchmark revenue and EBITDA valuation multiples for public comps like Nintendo, Konami, NEXON, Capcom and Square Enix.

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Nintendo started its video game console business in 1983 by launching the NES, and started its portable console business in 1989 by launching the Game Boy. Since then, the firm has focused on expanding the gaming population by delivering unique entertainment experiences on its original console systems. However, Nintendo not only makes game consoles, but also owns world-renowned IPs such as Super Mario, Pokemon, and Zelda, which have been a source of cash flow for 40 years.
$44
-40%
$51B
$37B
5.1x
19.9x
Japan
Konami is a Japanese video game and entertainment company best known for its eFootball, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Powerful Pro Baseball, and Metal Gear franchises. It operates four business divisions—digital entertainment, amusement, gaming and systems, and sports. Overseas sales account for the majority of the company’s revenue.
$120
-3%
$16B
$14B
5.5x
17.3x
Japan
Nexon is a South Korean online game developer and publisher, founded in 1994 in Korea by Kim Jung-ju. In 2005, the company moved its headquarters to Tokyo, Japan, and has operations in Korea, the US, Taiwan, and Thailand. The company’s most notable franchises are MapleStory, Dungeon & Fighter, Sudden Attack, and KartRider. Nexon has been the publisher for EA’s FC Online game franchise in Korea and Japan since 2013. Nexon acquired an independent game developer, Embark Studios AB, located in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2019.
$14
-15%
$11B
$8B
2.7x
8.7x
Japan
Capcom was founded in 1979, originally an arcade game producer, but gradually transitioned to focus on producing console games, with the popularization of console gaming throughout the years. Capcom is currently one of the top video game producers in the world, with several long-lived popular series Resident Evil (since 1996), Monster Hunter (since 2004) and Streetfighter (since 1987). It was the top highly reviewed game publisher in 2019 and 2023 in Metacritic’s Annual Game Publisher Rankings. It also runs several side businesses including arcade operations, slot machines and e-sports.
$20
-26%
$8B
$8B
7.2x
17.4x
Japan
Square Enix is a Japanese video game publisher and entertainment company that was formed in 2003 through the merger between Square and Enix. The company is best known for its role-playing game franchises such as Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts, and Nier. The company also operates publishing, merchandise, and amusement businesses.
$17
-11%
$6B
$4B
2.2x
14.5x
Japan
Koei Tecmo Holdings is a Japanese video game, amusement, and anime company created in 2009 by the merger of Koei and Tecmo, best known for their Nobunaga’s Ambition, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Nioh, and Atelier game franchises. The company also creates games based on third-party franchises, such as Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda and Fire Emblem, and Kodansha’s Attack on Titan.
$9
-37%
$3B
$3B
5.1x
12.5x
Japan
Sega Sammy Holdings was established as a holding company in 2004, when video game developer Sega and pachislot and pachinko vendor Sammy merged. The company currently derives majority of its sales revenue from entertainment content and its pachislot and pachinko machine business, which contributed 75% and 23% of total revenue in fiscal 2024, respectively.
$15
-14%
$3B
$3B
1.1x
6.4x
Japan
GungHo Online Entertainment Inc is a Japanese company that plans, develops, and distributes online video games. These games include smartphone platforms, online computer games, and console games. The company operates through its Personal Computer (PC) online segment, which is involved with distributing, operating, and licensing online games, and Mobile Consumer segment, which is involved with planning, development, and delivery of smartphone, consoles, and portable gaming machines.
$14
-19%
$743M
($68M)
(0.1x)
(1.3x)
Japan
Marvelous Inc is a Japanese technology company that engages in planning, developing, and selling online games, consumer game software, and audio-visual content. The company's segments include online business, which develops and operates online games and applications, focusing on social games for social networking sites; consumer business, which develops and sells home game software and commercial equipment for amusement facilities; and music video business, which produces and operates music and video contents with a focus on animation.
$3
-1%
$176M
$115M
0.7x
5.2x
Japan
Nihon Falcom Corp is a Japan-based company engages in the development and sale of game software. It produces music titles/video titles; plans game software; sells game software and related products; and provides various licenses. It offers role-playing game software and Japanese version of overseas game software as well as home-use game software, among others.
$15
+105%
$148M
$81M
4.9x
9.5x
Japan
AGS Corp is engaged in software development, system equipment sales, information processing services, and other information services.
$7
+16%
$111M
$79M
0.5x
4.0x
Japan
Aiming Inc engages in the online game business. It develops and operates social games primarily intended for smartphones; and the applications are distributed through different platforms. It also provides game licenses held by the Group to other distributors. The company's products include Browser Three Kingdoms, Sengoku IXA and Hero Quest for smartphones and PCs.
$1
-35%
$51M
$17M
0.2x
1.8x
Japan
Extreme Co Ltd is engaged in the technology services business, providing solutions that support corporate IT operations and development. The group has three reportable segments: Digital Human Resources Business, Contract Development Business, and Content Property Business. The Digital Human Resources segment is involved in dispatching IT professionals and providing technical support through staffing contracts. The Contract Development segment focuses on commissioned services such as smartphone app development, CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system implementation, and cloud platform construction. The Content Property segment is engaged in licensing and content-related services. It generates the majority of its revenue from the Digital Human Resources Business.
$9
+11%
$46M
$22M
0.3x
2.0x
Japan
Gala Inc is engaged in the development of smartphone applications, operation support, provision of services and development of online games, operation support, provision of services. Its online games include flyff, rappelz, gpotato.
$1
-11%
$37M
$41M
2.5x
(10.8x)
Japan
Aeria Inc is a Japanese company engaged in Free-to-Play online gaming business. The company also provides integrated solutions that enable the delivery of content to users.
$1
-11%
$30M
$32M
0.3x
6.0x
Japan
Nippon Ichi Software Inc is engaged in developing, manufacturing, and selling computer software in Japan and other Asian countries, North America, and Europe. It develops software for consumer game machines, mobile game machines, mobile phones, smartphones, arcades, and produces content of various genres. Its segments include Entertainment Business and Student Dormitories & Other Businesses.
$5
-2%
$26M
($3M)
(0.1x)
(8.4x)
Japan
CAVE Interactive Co Ltd is a game creator. It is engaged in business such as mobile entertainment, content media and entertainment marketing, business planning, production management. It provides mobile media entertainment content. It develops music, social media applications, and online games, arcade video games such as deathsmiles, espagaluda, dodonpachi resurrection and shin megami.
$4
-34%
$23M
$10M
0.1x
28.0x
Median$9-11%$176M$81M1.1x6.4x

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