Capcom stock rises as Resident Evil and Monster Hunter fuel profit

Capcom stock pops hard after monster profits, and a packed release slate convinces investors the cash train is far from done.

Market reaction and numbers

• CAPCOM stock closes up nearly ten percent.
• Q3 net sales jumped about thirty percent.
• Operating profit rockets roughly seventy-five percent.
• Ordinary profit climbs around sixty-five percent.

Current fiscal performance

• Net sales sit near $753 million after Q3.
• Operating profit reaches about $355 million.
• Ordinary profit lands around $338 million.

Big releases closing the fiscal year

• Resident Evil Requiem launches February 27, 2026.
• Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection follows on March 13, 2026.
• Both drop before the fiscal year end.
• Targets jump to $1.2 billion in net sales.

Next fiscal year, heavy hitters

• PRAGMATA arrives April 24, 2026.
• Onimusha: Way of the Sword sits without a final date.
• New IP and legacy revival anchor plans.

Catalog still prints money

• Devil May Cry 5 leads thanks to deep discounts.
• Resident Evil entries keep a steady momentum.
• Street Fighter 6 maintains solid legs.

Monster Hunter context

• Monster Hunter Wilds hits 11 million units sold.
• Becomes Capcom’s fastest seller ever.
• Chasing Monster Hunter World’s 22 million mark.