Remixpoint, Inc. (TSE: 3825) just posted its first consolidated earnings forecast for FY2027, and the numbers are ambitious. The Tokyo-based company is projecting net sales between ¥48.8 billion and ¥56.1 billion, with its Digital Asset Management segment expected to contribute between ¥5.1 billion and ¥12.4 billion of that total.
For context, Remixpoint’s FY2026 revenue came in at ¥17.75 billion. That means the company is forecasting a potential tripling of its top line in a single fiscal year.
From red ink to bold projections
Remixpoint’s FY2026 was not a good year. Revenue dropped roughly 16% year-over-year, and the company posted a net loss of ¥4.74 billion. A huge chunk of that damage came from digital asset valuation losses totaling approximately ¥5.887 billion.
The company is pivoting its digital asset operations away from simply holding crypto and hoping for price appreciation. Instead, it’s focusing on generating recurring income streams through activities like lending and active asset management.
As of April 30, 2026, Remixpoint holds 1,491 BTC valued at approximately $91.1 million.
The revenue mix tells the real story
The company’s energy solutions segment is projected to generate ¥36.6 billion in sales, with an additional ¥7.0 billion expected from electricity storage. Combined, those two segments would account for the vast majority of FY2027 revenue. The Digital Asset Management segment’s upper estimate of ¥12.4 billion is significant, but it’s not carrying the company on its own.
This is a company that straddles two very different worlds. On one side, you have crypto exchange operations through BITPoint Japan, which was established in 2016. On the other, you have energy infrastructure. Remixpoint sold a majority stake in BITPoint Japan to SBI Holdings back in 2022.
The wide range in the digital asset forecast, spanning from ¥5.1 billion to ¥12.4 billion, is worth noting. That’s a gap of more than ¥7 billion between the low and high estimates.
What this means for investors
Remixpoint’s FY2026 results showed exactly what can go wrong when digital asset valuations turn south. Nearly ¥6 billion in asset losses on a company generating under ¥18 billion in revenue is a brutal ratio.
The energy solutions business provides a hedge that pure-play crypto companies don’t have. If Bitcoin enters another downturn, Remixpoint’s ¥36.6 billion in projected energy revenue offers ballast.
The question investors should be asking isn’t whether ¥56.1 billion is achievable. It’s whether the Digital Asset Management segment can deliver closer to ¥12.4 billion than ¥5.1 billion.