Which is impressive when you look at how much money it lost last year…
Earlier this year, we noted thatSquare Enix was no longer bleeding money. In the first three quarters of the company’s 2014 fiscal year (the last nine months of 2013), it boasted a net income of 5.18 billion yen ($51.15 million).
At the close of the 2014 fiscal year (June 16, 2025), Square came away with about 6.5 billion yen ($65M) in net income. This is a dramatic swing from the previous fiscal year, wherein the company saw a net loss of 5.75 billion yen ($56.72M).
A lot of this has to do with thesuccess ofFinal Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, now at over 2 million registered users. Square also deemedFinal FantasyX/X-2 Remaster,ThiefandTomb Raider: Definitive Editionsales “favorable.”
Remember when you saidFinal Fantasy XII HDwas a possibilityifFinal Fantasy X HDsold well, Square? Holding you to that.
Square Enix notes $65M in net income for this fiscal year[Polygon]
