It's pretty impressive for Nintendo. I'm having trouble trying to find Sony on this Top 300 list. Close if old.
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According to Toyo Keizai JP, as of Feb. 5, 2024, Nintendo is the richest company in Japan with 1.7 trillion yen ($11.3 billion) of value and no debt
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It's pretty impressive for Nintendo. I'm having trouble trying to find Sony on this Top 300 list. Close if old.
Sounds about right. New theme park expansion dropping soon. Theyre doing well, though their stock never reflects exactly how well.
Square Enix is in 38th, which is...is that actually kind of good for them?
Bandai Namco is 25 and Konami is (somehow) 50th.
Bandai Namco is 25 and Konami is (somehow) 50th.
Pretty much, pack it up, should have sold to MS when it had the chance /s
I believe companies like Toyota, Sony etc have more cash on hand than Nintendo, but they also have way more debt, which this list takes into account.
Nintendo has always been pretty financially stable after the Gamecube era. Even as the WIIU flopped, they still posted profits. Switch's phenomenal success and the current state of the Japanese domestic game market is only reinforcing their high profits.
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Few more:
9. NEXON
71. Mixi
92. CyberAgent (Cygames)
153. DeNA
159. Colopl
241. Tomy
Thanks. Removing it.
I do want to point out that this is based on a company's "book" value rather than its "market capitalization" value.
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I removed it. Didn't realized until it was pointed out. Thanks again.
This chart takes into account accrued debt, so there are some calculations factored in that made Sony not make it into the top 300.
This list takes debt into account so Sony's must be that big.
I wonder what investments Nintendo has? I assume whatever it is is pretty liquid, but also something that stays ahead of inflation.
As of 03/31/23, Sony has $32.0 billion in assets and $24.8 billion in liabilities for a net equity of $7.3 billion.
I don't know how that doesn't qualify them for the "Top 300".
I don't know how that doesn't qualify them for the "Top 300".
Cash wise, Nintendo has always been incredibly healthy. They never had a "red" year, at least in modern times, which is insane. Their cash reserve is an absolute case study.
As for market cap value, Nintendo is 13th in Japan, with Sony in 4th place.
companiesmarketcap.com
As for market cap value, Nintendo is 13th in Japan, with Sony in 4th place.
Largest Japanese companies by market capitalization
List of the largest companies in Japan by market capitalization, all rankings are updated daily.
companiesmarketcap.com
It was never about money, but using him to set up an example.
I have seen the news in other media, Sony is not on the list because it has many debts.
It's pretty impressive for Nintendo. I'm having trouble trying to find Sony on this Top 300 list. Close if old.
