Extreme (6033) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 11.0% to ¥11,336 million and record operating profit increased 38.3% to ¥1,517 million; revenue reached 97.3% of revised plan.
Higher-profit Content Property and Contract Development lifted operating profit, while Digital Talent sales fell short of plan.
Financial highlights
Gross profit rose 22.0% to ¥3,536 million; operating profit increased 38.3% to ¥1,517 million.
Ordinary profit reached ¥1,664 million, up 14.9%; net income attributable to owners of the parent was ¥1,130 million, up 9.3%.
Revenue was 97.3% of the ¥11,650 million plan; net income reached 109.3% of plan, and operating profit exceeded the ¥1,500 million plan.
Year-end cash and equivalents increased ¥517 million to ¥4,049 million; operating cash flow was ¥1,532 million, up from ¥762 million.
Q4 included foreign-exchange losses on foreign-currency assets and a loss on disposal of internally used software.
Outlook and guidance
FY2025 revenue is forecast at ¥11,000 million, down 3.0%; operating profit at ¥1,000 million, down 34.1%; and net income at ¥616 million, down 45.5%.
FY2025 operating margin is forecast at 9.1%, versus 13.4% in FY2024; EPS is forecast at ¥115.22, down 44.9%.
Segment revenue plans: Digital Talent ¥7,000 million, up 8.9%; Contract Development ¥3,500 million, down 1.2%; Content Property ¥500 million, down 66.0%.
Plans target growth in non-entertainment clients, regions and job categories; Content Property revenue is expected to fall after FY2024 title launches as new titles and existing IP uses are pursued.
Hiring investment will continue amid intensifying IT talent competition, including recruitment for roles such as DX consultants.
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