
KLab, a Japanese company, plans, develops and operates online mobile games, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market (3656).
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The *Bleach* 3D hack-and-slash game adapts the series' storylines and action scenes for mobile.
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KLab Inc. announced that its *My Hero Academia UNITED SURVIVAL* app surpassed 1 million downloads worldwide.
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KLab Inc. provides high-quality mobile online games designed and developed in-house, both in Japan and overseas, with a mission of “Creating a World of Excitement”.
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KLab Inc. announces a reduction in its largest shareholder’s stake, held by UCI. The company clarifies how this change affects corporate governance without detailing specific ownership percentages or strategic shifts.
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KLab reports its first profitability in years, driven by **Dragon Quest Smash/Grow**, which saw a **113.9% year-on-year sales surge**. The game’s strong launch reversed a prior quarterly deficit of **$2.85 million**, marking a financial turnaround for the developer behind *Bleach: Brave Souls* and Square Enix collaborations.
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Japanese game developer **KLab** launches the **KLab AI GUILD**, a registration-based platform connecting AI creators with industry professionals for commercial content production. The program, announced in May 2026, facilitates collaboration between AI talent and production teams. Registration opened on **May 13, 2026**, marking its official launch.
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KLab, a Japanese mobile game developer behind *Bleach Brave Souls* and *Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team*, raises **$32.7 million** from a UAE-based investment firm, becoming its largest shareholder. The funds will support new game development and ventures into **crypto and gold** investments. The company previously faced financial struggles despite its gacha-game portfolio.
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