- Sony Group Corp (NYSE:SONY) reported fourth-quarter FY21 sales growth of 1% year-on-year to ¥2.26 trillion.
- Game & Network Services revenue was ¥665.3 billion (+¥4.9 billion), and operating income was ¥87.3 billion (+¥55.6 billion).
- Music revenue was ¥294.6 billion (+¥27.2 billion), and operating income was ¥49.9 billion (+¥14 billion).
- Pictures revenue was ¥312.2 billion (+¥112.1 billion), and operating income was ¥11 billion (+¥11.3 billion).
- Electronics Products & Solutions revenue was ¥494.1 billion (+¥19.8 billion).
- Imaging & Sensing Solutions revenue was ¥255.3 billion (+¥23.1 billion).
- Consolidated total operating income grew 109% Y/Y to ¥138.6 billion. EPS was ¥88.98.
- Sony held ¥2.05 trillion in cash and equivalents.
- Sony benefited from solid demand for its PlayStation 5 games console amid supply constraints from component shortages and logistics disruptions, Bloomberg reports.
- "Spider-Man: No Way Home" played a crucial role in FY21 earnings.
- Buyback: Sony looks to buyback up to 25 million shares for ¥200 billion.
- Outlook: Sony expects FY22 revenue of ¥11.4 trillion and operating income of ¥1.16 trillion.
- Price Action: SONY shares closed lower by 3.29% at $80.91 on Monday.
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