Silicon Studio Corporation develops game engine and middleware products in Japan and internationally. It operates through two segments: development promotion and support business, and human resources business. Its products include YEBIS optical effects middleware, Enlighten real-time global illumination technology, Mizuchi real-time rendering engine, and Motion Portrait CG facial animation technology. The company also provides human resource services such as development, consulting, outsourcing, and staffing, along with solutions for machine learning training images, industrial game engine use, 3D digital twin and industrial metaverse, urban space visualization, design review, driving simulators, point cloud and photogrammetry digital twins, online and cloud development, and game development environment construction support. Incorporated in 1999, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Silicon Studio hits limit-up on establishment of government affairs office
The Tokyo stock market rebounded in the morning session on August 28, with the Nikkei average closing at 66,682.88 yen, up 550.90 yen from the previous trading day. Among 99 game and entertainment-related stocks, 66 rose and 25 fell, with buyers dominating. Silicon Studio hit limit-up after announcing the establishment of a "Government Affairs Promotion Office" effective September 1 to strengthen business development in government and public sectors. Meanwhile, Overlap Holdings fell on its ex-rights date, ranking first in decline rate, but after the initial selling wave, the decline slowed.
Silicon Studio Hits Limit-Up After Announcing New Government Affairs Office
Silicon Studio (3907) rose for a third consecutive session, reaching the daily limit-up. In addition to continued buying interest as a physical AI-related stock, the company announced that it would establish a 'Government Affairs Promotion Office' effective September 1st to strengthen business development and proposal activities in the government and public sector, which has attracted market attention.
3907.JP · Demand · Positive Announces new Government Affairs Promotion Office to strengthen business development in government/public sector, attracting market attention.
KLab extends gains to sixth day ahead of tomorrow's official launch of new My Hero Academia game
On the Tokyo stock market on August 5, among 96 game and entertainment-related stocks, 53 rose, 39 fell, and 4 were unchanged. KLab extended its winning streak to six days ahead of the official launch of the new game My Hero Academia: United Survival tomorrow, August 6. Meanwhile, Takara Tomy fell back after three days of gains, pressured by selling on the view that near-term positive catalysts had run their course, even though its first-quarter results showed higher revenue and profit thanks to strong sales of products targeting the Kidults demographic. Silicon Studio was bid up to its daily limit high as a play on physical AI.
Silicon Studio and monoAI surge, Tsuburaya Fields rebounds on target price hike
In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market on August 5, game and entertainment-related stocks were mostly bought, with 54 of the 99 registered issues rising. Silicon Studio and monoAI surged, while Tsuburaya Fields Holdings rebounded on reports that Tokai Tokyo Securities raised its target price from 2,130 yen to 3,070 yen. Meanwhile, Takara Tomy posted a 19.9 percent year-on-year increase in first-quarter operating profit to 5.512 billion yen, a double-digit gain, but fell the most on a sell-on-fact reaction. For Konami Group, Okasan Securities reportedly maintained its bullish rating and raised its target price from 30,000 yen to 31,000 yen.
Silicon Studio hits third straight daily limit up, gaming and entertainment stocks under selling pressure
In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market on July 23, Silicon Studio hit its daily limit up for the third consecutive day. The announcement that Noriyuki Sawatani, CEO of AEROSALVA, which is developing a next-generation search and rescue system integrating AI and drones, has been appointed as an advisor continued to provide a catalyst. Among the 99 registered gaming and entertainment-related stocks, 29 rose, 59 fell, and 11 were unchanged, with selling pressure dominating. The Nikkei Stock Average ended the morning session at 66,424.44, up 308.84 points from the previous business day.
Silicon Studio hits limit-up for second straight day; GungHo trims losses after target price cut
On the Tokyo stock market on July 22, selling dominated game and entertainment-related shares, with 63 of the 99 registered stocks declining and 33 advancing. Silicon Studio hit its daily limit-up for a second consecutive day after announcing that Noriyuki Sawatani, CEO of AEROSALVA, a company working on next-generation search and rescue systems integrating AI and drones, has been appointed as an advisor. Extreme rebounded after unveiling the main visual for a completely new title in the Langrisser IP. GungHo Online Entertainment initially fell on reports that Mizuho Securities had maintained its neutral rating while cutting its target price from 2,900 yen to 2,400 yen, briefly dropping near its 25-day moving average, but later trimmed its losses.
Game and entertainment stocks in the morning session: Cave extends gains, Silicon Studio extends losses, ANYCOLOR bought
In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market on July 15, game and entertainment-related stocks were under selling pressure, with 34 of the 99 registered issues rising, 58 falling, and 7 unchanged. Among individual stocks, Cave extended its gains on expectations of a V-shaped earnings recovery, while Silicon Studio extended its losses following a downward revision. ANYCOLOR was bought after Mizuho Securities initiated coverage with a new Buy rating. The Nikkei Stock Average ended the morning session at 68,353.91 yen, up 610.41 yen from the previous trading day, as the rally in high-tech stocks spread following a retreat in rate hike expectations after the US consumer price index data.
Silicon Studio reports operating loss of 185 million yen in Q2, revises full-year forecast downward
Silicon Studio announced its cumulative second-quarter results for the fiscal year ending November 2026. Revenue fell 13.8 percent year-on-year to 1.909 billion yen, and the company posted an operating loss of 185 million yen. In the development promotion and support business, an order loss provision was recorded due to expected losses on 3DCG video production projects received last fiscal year, causing the segment profit to drop to zero. Revenue in the human resources business declined 5.9 percent to 789 million yen, and segment profit decreased 10.6 percent to 138 million yen. In response, the company revised its full-year forecast downward, now projecting revenue of 4.231 billion yen, an operating loss of 200 million yen, and a net loss of 228 million yen.
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