Cover has posted a mixed financial statement for Q2 2026, dredging up many of the same problems while highlighting the explosive launch of hololive Dreams.
Net sales, operating profit, and ordinary profits are all in the green, but each business sector tells a very different story. Live streaming, live events, and merchandising sales are all down, with the sole exception being licensing and tie-ups. The last period had seen a 49.9% increase in that area, mainly due to revenue from hololive Dreams.
When taken alongside the report for the end of the financial year 2026, it seems like not many of the problems identified then have been solved just yet. New talents are quickly rising through the ranks, but they are not yet in a position to make up for the likes of Hiodoshi Ao and Amane Kanata.
