Overview
- In a UK strategic filing, the company said revenue for the year ending 31 March 2026 is expected to decline due to a leaner release slate and players engaging with fewer games for longer.
- UK accounts show revenue rose 11% to £33.3m after integrating a customer relationship centre, but the sale of goods fell 29% to £18.9m and pre-tax profit dropped without a repeat of a prior £55m dividend.
- Ubisoft reported the UK physical software market fell about 35% and hardware about 25% in the year to March 2025, citing the shift to digital, subscriptions and streaming alongside a maturing console cycle.
- At group level, sales fell to €1.89bn from €2.30bn for the same year and results swung from a €157.9m net profit to a loss.
- Restructuring continues with around 100 roles cut at Ubisoft Reflections and the Leamington Spa studio closed, while a Tencent-backed Vantage Studios carve‑out advances; the firm delayed half‑year results and requested an Euronext trading halt, with Reuters noting a 49% year‑to‑date share price decline as of 13 November.