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Nintendo Co. Q2 2027 earnings summary

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Q2 2027 earnings summary5 Nov, 2026

Executive summary

  • FY27 Q1-Q2 net sales were ¥966.0bn, down 12.1% YoY; operating profit rose 49.1% to ¥216.5bn and profit attributable to owners rose 11.0% to ¥220.9bn.

  • Dedicated platform sales declined, while software, digital sales and IP-related income grew.

Financial highlights

  • Gross profit was ¥486.5bn, up from ¥398.5bn; ordinary profit rose 27.4% to ¥300.7bn.

  • Net profit attributable to owners was ¥220.9bn; EPS was ¥191.63 versus ¥170.87 a year earlier.

  • A ~$300m U.S. IEEPA tariff refund was recorded as a Q1 reduction in cost of sales; tariffs had primarily been borne rather than passed on through prices.

Outlook and guidance

  • FY27 forecast unchanged: net sales ¥2,050bn, operating profit ¥370bn, ordinary profit ¥430bn and attributable profit ¥310bn; EPS forecast is ¥268.90.

  • FY27 unit forecasts: Nintendo Switch 2 hardware 16.50m and software 60.00m; Nintendo Switch hardware 2.00m and software 105.00m.

  • Forecast factors in ¥100bn of cost-of-sales impact from component-price increases, particularly memory, and tariffs; assumptions include ¥150 per U.S. dollar and ¥175 per euro.

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Frequently asked questions

The generational favorite

Nintendo is for sure one of those brand names you are familiar with and probably one of the most dominant gaming companies of the last few decades. Their business operations are, however, less well known, possibly because they count their profits in Japanese yen rather than US dollars. 

The Nintendo devices

The Japan-based company has sold hundreds of millions of gaming devices and billions of games throughout its history, such as the Game Boy, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, the Nintendo DS, the Wii, and the Switch. Some major franchises include Mario (their mascot and most recognized character), Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon, Kirby, and Super Smash Bros. 

In the coming years, you should keep an eye on a couple of key areas in Nintendo's development:

  • Their next-generation gaming device. Their latest device, The Switch, is getting old and needs a true upgrade. Nintendo will likely release a new device in the next year or two, given its historical upgrade cycle. This up-to-date device is imperative for Nintendo’s future success, as it is the engine that keeps people buying their games.

  • Subscription services. Nintendo recently built an online subscription service similar to Xbox and Playstation to get more consistent earnings. Their service Nintendo Switch Online (NSO), can be very lucrative, with a more significant amount of recurring revenue and high-profit margins. 

  • Expanding into non-gaming entertainment. Nintendo has decided to become more Disney-like, expanding their hugely successful franchises into theme parks and video entertainment. 

Gaming—a rapidly changing market

Nintendo is really transforming their business operations. The company might be a lot different in the future, with multiple theme parks, a growing library of movies, subscription services, and an eventual new hardware device.