• Amuse Group Holding published its annual report for the year ended March 31, 2026, flagging demand pressure from new U.S. tariffs.
• Middle East tensions lifted oil-linked input costs, tightening margins as customers shifted orders toward lower-end, lower-margin toys.
• Japan business faced softer buying as the yen hit historic lows, despite a rebound in the action-figure market.
• Operations expanded with a new U.S. distribution framework, supported by a mainland China online shop aimed at direct-to-consumer sales.
• Board set a 10% to 20% growth target for the current year, prioritizing digital transformation, talent development, and regional expansion.

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