Capcom has reported a striking surge in revenue and profit for the nine‑month period ending December 31, 2025, driven primarily by the enduring strength of its Resident Evil and Street Fighter franchises. The company’s latest financials show double‑digit growth across all major categories, underscoring Capcom’s continued dominance in the global AAA publishing landscape.

Capcom’s newest financial report reveals a company firing on all cylinders, with its biggest brands once again proving to be reliable engines of growth. According to the published results, net sales climbed to ¥115.3 billion, which converts to approximately $748.8 million, marking a 29.8% year‑over‑year increase. Operating income rose even faster, reaching ¥54.3 billion, or about $352.6 million, representing a 75.1% jump. Net income followed suit at ¥38.8 billion, roughly $251.9 million, up 68.6% from the previous year.

These gains reflect not only strong new releases but also Capcom’s increasingly effective strategy of leveraging catalog titles—particularly within its most iconic series.

Resident Evil: A Franchise That Refuses to Slow Down

Resident Evil continues to be one of Capcom’s most powerful commercial pillars. The announcement of Resident Evil Requiem, scheduled for release on February 27, 2026, created a ripple effect across the franchise’s back catalog. Sales of Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil Village saw renewed momentum as anticipation built for the upcoming entry.

On mobile, Resident Evil Survival Unit surpassed three million downloads shortly after its November launch, reinforcing Capcom’s growing presence in the mobile market and demonstrating the franchise’s ability to thrive across platforms.

Street Fighter: A Modern Fighting Titan

Street Fighter also played a central role in Capcom’s financial upswing. Street Fighter 6 continued to show strong sales performance throughout the reporting period, contributing significantly to the company’s digital content revenue. Its sustained momentum highlights the franchise’s successful modernization and its ability to attract both competitive players and casual audiences.

Digital Contents Segment: The Heart of Capcom’s Growth

Capcom’s Digital Contents division—home to its major console, PC, and mobile titles—remains the company’s largest revenue generator. The segment reported ¥73.4 billion in net sales, equivalent to about $477.3 million, marking a 25.4% increase year‑over‑year.

This growth was fueled not only by Resident Evil and Street Fighter but also by the company’s broader strategy of expanding catalog sales and maintaining long‑tail engagement for its biggest titles.

A Company Positioned for an Even Bigger 2026

Capcom’s financial momentum suggests a strong trajectory heading into the final quarter of the fiscal year. With Resident Evil Requiem on the horizon and continued performance from Street Fighter 6, the publisher appears well‑positioned to maintain its upward trend.

The company’s results reflect a clear pattern: Capcom’s legacy franchises are not just surviving—they’re thriving, driving consistent revenue growth while reinforcing the publisher’s reputation as one of the most stable and strategically savvy forces in the industry.