Sony Pictures Entertainment’s full year sales were flat at around $9.917B for the year ending March 2026 as anime titles including Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba The Movie – Infinity Castle helped to offset a one-time loss due to the shutdown of VFX unit Pixomondo.
According to results released in Tokyo on March 8, SPE’s operating income decreased by 11% to $687M over the full financial year, mostly due to a non-recurring, non-cash impairment related to winding down the Pixomondo business. Lower theatrical revenues outside of the Japanese anime segment also contributed to the decline.
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Excluding the Pixomondo shutdown, operating income was up 11% in USD terms to $858M and increased by 13% in Yen terms to JPY132B, mostly due to the strength of the Crunchyroll business, although an increase in series deliveries in the television division also made a contribution.
In addition to strong worldwide global theatrical revenues for Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, Crunchyroll received a boost from paid subscriber growth. The studio’s theatrical hits also included GOAT, 28 Years Later and Japanese anime title Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc.
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