The stock price of Capcom rose 1200% in the past ten years because of the incense of "cold rice".

CTOnews.com, July 27 (Xinhua)-- shares of Japanese game maker Capcom are up another 1% this year, and Capcom's shares have soared over the past decade, up a total of 1200%, Bloomberg reported.

▲ Touyuan Capcom several analysts believe that Capcom is currently Japan's leading game publisher, the company's "biochemical crisis", "monster hunter" and other series of IP has received a good response around the world in recent years.

Not only that, it turns out that Capcom's "deep digging strategy" for classic games is also very effective. In addition to the "biochemical Evil" remake, recent reproductions such as "Locke EXE" have also achieved good results.

▲ source Capcom has recently updated the latest data of its best-selling game series. The following are the specific figures of TOP5 (official statistics as of March 31 this year in parentheses):

1. 146 million copies of "biochemical crisis" (142 million copies)

2. 94 million copies of "Monster Hunter" (9200 million)

3. 52 million copies of Street Fighter (4900 million)

4. 40 million copies of "Locke people" (3800 million)

5. 29 million copies of "Ghost crying" (2900 million)

CTOnews.com reported earlier that Capcom recently released quarterly results from April to June this year, during which the company had a total turnover of 43.858 billion yen (up 73.8% year on year) and a net profit of 18.163 billion yen (up 101.6% over the same period last year). In the digital games business, turnover was 37.875 billion yen (up 90.7% year on year) and operating profit was 24.679 billion yen (up 96.8% year on year). A total of 13.5 million copies of games were sold in the quarter, up from 11.7 million in the same period last year.

▲ diagram source TweakTown

▲ diagram source TweakTown

▲ diagram source TweakTown