FY23 revenue declined 8% to £104.6 million, driven primarily by underperformance in the F1® Manager series.
See it on page 4The company reported an adjusted EBITDA loss of £4.6 million, a significant reversal from the £6.7 million profit recorded in FY22.
See it on page 19Total operating losses reached £26.6 million, heavily impacted by £28.7 million in non-cash intangible charges, including a £15 million impairment on the F1® Manager franchise and £13.7 million from the closure of Foundry.
See it on page 4Cash reserves decreased from £38.7 million to £28.3 million due to elevated operating expenses and capitalised development costs.
See it on page 4Legacy titles released prior to FY23, such as Jurassic World Evolution 2, continue to drive the business, accounting for 72% of total revenue.
See it on page 5The company is pivoting its strategy to focus on Creative Management Simulation (CMS) games, reallocating resources from the closed Foundry studio to two new CMS projects.
See it on page 3Market consensus for FY24 projects revenue of £108 million and an adjusted EBITDA loss of £9 million, with growth expected from the November 2023 launch of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin.
See it on page 13The FY23 financial results show a contraction in revenue to £104.6 million, an 8 % decline from the previous year, driven largely by lower sales of the F1® Manager series. Adjusted EBITDA swung from a £6.7 million profit in FY22 to a £4.6 million loss, while the IFRS operating loss widened to £26.6 million. Non‑cash intangible charges of £28.7 million—primarily the closure of Foundry (£13.7 m) and a £15 million impairment on the F1® Manager franchise—were key contributors to the loss. Cash reserves fell from £38.7 million to £28.3 million, reflecting higher operating expenses and capitalised development costs.
The portfolio remains dominated by legacy titles, with 72 % of revenue generated from pre‑FY23 releases such as Jurassic World Evolution 2. New initiatives include the acquisition of Complex Games in November 2022 and the planned launch of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, a real‑time strategy title slated for November 2023. The company has refocused on Creative Management Simulation games, closing Foundry and reallocating resources to two new CMS projects. Leadership reviews aim to improve return on investment.
For FY24, market consensus expects revenue of £108 million and an adjusted EBITDA loss of £9 million. The company anticipates that the new RTS release, alongside continued support for existing titles and undisclosed revenue streams, will offset the F1® Manager shortfall. The strategy shift toward core CMS titles and tighter cost management underpins confidence in returning to profitable performance over the medium term.