Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
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Ubisoft Full-Year 2022-23 Earnings Figures
Ubisoft’s fiscal year 2022-23 served as a period of strategic transition, characterized by a pivot toward core brand expansion and the implementation of a significant cost-reduction program.
- Ubisoft reported net bookings of €1,739.5 million for fiscal year 2022-23, representing an 18.3% decline and a non-IFRS operating loss of €500.2 million.
- The company is executing a restructuring plan to cut €200 million in non-variable costs over two years, involving the closure of five European offices and a reduction of the global workforce to under 20,000 employees.
- Management is targeting a return to profitability in fiscal year 2023-24 with a projected non-IFRS operating income of approximately €400 million.
Ubisoft Third-Quarter 2022-23 Sales
Ubisoft’s third-quarter fiscal 2022-23 sales report outlines the company’s financial performance for the period ending December 31, 2022, while detailing strategic shifts toward operational efficiency and brand-focused development.
- Ubisoft reported Q3 2022-23 net bookings of €726.9 million, with nine-month fiscal year-to-date bookings reaching €1,426.3 million, a 2.6% decline year-over-year.
- Player Recurring Investment (PRI) grew by 57.1% to €841.7 million, now representing 59% of total net bookings.
- Mobile gaming's share of quarterly net bookings surged to 43%, up from 7% in the same period the previous year, while console and PC shares declined.
Ubisoft Strategic Focus Update: 2022-23 Financial Targets
Ubisoft has announced a significant strategic pivot to address recent financial underperformance and shifting industry dynamics characterized by a move toward mega-brands and long-term live services.
- Ubisoft is pivoting to a brand-centric strategy, canceling seven projects and prioritizing high-impact franchises to counter recent financial underperformance.
- The company expects a full-year net bookings decline of over 10%, a significant reversal from previous projections of 10% growth.
- Management forecasts a non-IFRS operating loss of €500 million for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
Ubisoft First-Quarter 2022-23 Sales
Ubisoft’s first-quarter fiscal 2022-23 financial results demonstrate a performance slightly exceeding internal projections, with net bookings reaching €293.3 million against a target of €280 million.
News Mash-Up: Week 22 & 23 (June 2021)
This industry update provides a comprehensive overview of major developments within the global gaming sector during the first two weeks of June 2021.
- Microsoft is expanding its Xbox cloud gaming strategy by developing a streaming dongle and smart TV app to enable GamePass access via browsers, mirroring the Stadia model.
- Take-Two Interactive acquired mobile developer Nordeus, creator of Top Eleven, for $378 million to expand its mobile gaming footprint.
- GameStop reported a 25% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.3 billion for Q1 2021, though the company still posted a net loss of $41 million.
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