
Ubisoft has laid off 1,700 workers over the past 18 months despite being on the path to achieving its highest net bookings ever for 2023. The video game maker reported a full-year operating profit on these record bookings. However, Ubisoft's stock fell approximately 15% after the company warned that its Q1 net bookings would be around €275 million, significantly below the €376 million estimate. The company also reported a €401 million adjusted operating income for the fiscal year 2024. Ubisoft plans to focus on open world and Games as a Service (GaaS) games moving forward.
Ubisoft reports 1,700 layoffs in 18 months and record net bookings, plans to focus on open world and GaaS games https://t.co/xZ5MP8TRTV #gamedev #gamedevelopment #indiedev
Ubisoft falls ~15% after warning that Q1 net bookings will be ~€275M, below €376M est., and reporting a €401M adjusted operating income in FY 2024 (@dzuidijk / Bloomberg) https://t.co/K276Qa3qm7 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/8uZmeggKGm
Video game maker Ubisoft swings to full-year operating profit on record bookings https://t.co/P3VFw4QWbN
