Nintendo is Currently Japan's Richest video game Company. Sony not on List due to Debt
Nintendo is now Japan's richest company at $11bn
Nintendo, Japan's richest company per its latest report, exceeds $11bn in cash, driven by the Switch and "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."
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Nintendo is currently Japan's richest company
Pretty good for being doomed
18 February 2024
by rawmeatcowboy 3
If there’s one thing Nintendo fans know, it’s that company is always doomed. No matter what is going on with Nintendo, someone out there is predicting their demise. Things have been that way ever since the late SNES days, with the statement becoming an undying meme for Nintendo fans the world over. You’d think with so much evidence to the contrary the “Nintendo is doomed” sentiment would die out, but we have no doubt it’ll live on even in the face of today’s revelation.
According to Toyo Keizai, a book and magazine publisher specializing in economics and business, Nintendo is currently the richest company in Japan. Toyo Keizai puts Nintendo at having over $11 billion in cash, a number that has been boosted quite significantly in recent years due to the Switch’s long-running success and the Super Mario Bros. Movie’s box office domination.
One thing that makes Nintendo’s war chest even more impressive is the fact that the company has zero debt. This is practically unheard of in the entertainment sector in general, and even more rare in the game industry specifically. Nintendo may have had hits and misses over the years, but they’ve more than proven their business savvy in keeping the ship afloat no matter what lies ahead.
Stock situation....
*Par the course with any negative news. Sony and Nintendo will ride that wave out and stocks will go up again and stabilize eventually.
Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...after-game-makers-say-switch-2-pushed-to-2025
Nintendo Co. shares tumbled by as much as 8.8% after game-makers were told the company was pushing back the launch of its Switch successor to the beginning of next year.
The Kyoto-based company informed its game publishing partners that the release of the next-generation video game console will be delayed to the early months of 2025 from the last quarter of this year, Bloomberg News reported. Some of Nintendo’s partners were advised not to expect the still-unannounced console until March 2025 at the earliest.
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