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CELSYS, Inc.

CELSYS, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in content creation solutions business in Japan. It offers Clip Studio Paint, a content creation application; Retas Studio, an animation software; Club Studio Tabmate, a content creation hardware; and content creation support services, including clip studio and creator oriented services. The company also provides Clip Studio Reader, a viewer for manga, webtoon, novels, light novels, photobooks, technical books, and other products; DC3, a content distribution infrastructure solution; and Hive, a DC3 content player. CELSYS, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Shinjuku, Japan.

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Nippon Ichi Software rebounds on strong new release; Konami and Celsys see profit-taking

On the Tokyo stock market on July 31, Nippon Ichi Software rebounded even as 52% of 96 game and entertainment-related stocks declined, outpacing the 41% that rose. The strong performance of its new title 'Hono Kurashi no Niwa' on the Steam rankings was seen as a positive factor. Meanwhile, Konami Group fell for the first time in five days despite posting record first-quarter results, as its full-year forecast was left unchanged. Celsys also declined after a four-day winning streak, as its second-quarter earnings and upward revision to full-year guidance were seen as already priced in.
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Celsys Plunges in Afternoon Trading Despite Upward Revision to Full-Year Forecast

Celsys plunged in afternoon trading. Just before the morning session close, the company announced its second-quarter results and an upward revision to its full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026. However, with the stock having risen for four consecutive days through the previous session on expectations of strong results, it is now being pushed lower by selling on the view that the near-term catalysts have been exhausted.
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Celsys Reports 44% Rise in Q2 Operating Profit, Upgrades Full-Year Forecast on Strong CLIP STUDIO PAINT Performance

Celsys has announced its cumulative second-quarter results for the fiscal year ending December 2026. Revenue rose 17.4% year-on-year to 5.563 billion yen, while operating profit climbed 44.8% to 2.221 billion yen. A major version upgrade of its flagship CLIP STUDIO PAINT was well received, with subscription contracts and one-time purchase sales significantly exceeding initial plans. In response, the company has raised its full-year earnings forecast, now projecting revenue of 10.81 billion yen and operating profit of 4 billion yen.
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Celsys hits year-to-date high on debug and middleware-related news

Among debug and middleware-related stocks, Celsys hit a year-to-date high. The company announced an upward revision to its June interim results, raising operating profit from 1.598 billion yen to 2.22 billion yen. This was due to sales of CLIP STUDIO PAINT exceeding plans for both perpetual licenses and subscription contracts, while the outlook for the full year ending December 2026 was left unchanged.
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Game and entertainment stocks move narrowly in morning session as funds shift to large caps

Game and entertainment stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange saw narrow price movements in the morning session on July 9. Among the 99 registered issues, 48 rose, 40 fell, and 11 were unchanged, with buying slightly ahead. Mandarake hit a new year-to-date high, while Celsys and Link-U saw profit-taking. The Nikkei Stock Average ended the morning session at 68,180.55, up 1,361.50 points from the previous business day, with AI and semiconductor-related stocks firm following gains in US tech shares the day before. Overall, funds are shifting toward large-cap stocks.
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Game and Entertainment Stocks in Morning Session: Genda Rebounds Slightly, Celsys Attracts Bargain Hunting

In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market on July 8, game and entertainment-related stocks were under selling pressure, with 25 of the 99 registered issues rising, 65 falling, and 9 unchanged. Genda rebounded slightly, while Tokai Tokyo maintained its Outperform rating but lowered its target price. Celsys attracted bargain hunting following a dividend increase and strong monthly performance. The Nikkei Stock Average ended the morning session at 67,758.64, down 498.32 points from the previous trading day, weighed down by higher crude oil prices and weakness in AI and semiconductor-related stocks in the U.S. market.
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Celsys extends gains after raising year-end dividend forecast to 30 yen

Celsys extended its gains. The company announced it will raise its year-end dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026 to 30 yen per share, up from the previous 20 yen, by adding a 10-yen commemorative dividend for its 35th anniversary, providing a fresh positive catalyst.
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Game and entertainment stocks overview: CyberAgent, Cover, and Bushiroad active on new title hopes

On the Tokyo stock market on July 7, game and entertainment-related stocks were predominantly bought, with 50 of the 99 registered issues rising. Bushiroad extended its winning streak to an eighth day, buoyed by the news that pre-registrations for its new smartphone game "BanG Dream! Our Notes" have surpassed 500,000. Celsys hit a year-to-date high on a dividend increase and strong monthly results, but ended in negative territory after being pushed down by profit-taking just before the close. The Nikkei Stock Average fell for a second day, dropping 1,480.73 yen to 68,256.96 yen, weighed down by a decline in South Korea's Samsung Electronics shares and weakness in U.S. Nasdaq futures.
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