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Games Giant Ubisoft Bets on Reorganization to Dispel Blues
FRANCE, JUL 22 – Ubisoft’s 3.9% revenue decline follows technical issues with Rainbow Six Siege and delays in major titles amid a cost-cutting reorganization, the company said.
- For the quarter ending June 30, 2025, Ubisoft reported 311 million euros of sales, down 3.9% year-on-year, largely due to technical problems with Rainbow Six Siege.
- Amid broader global headwinds for the video games industry, Ubisoft pressured its restructuring after disappointing releases and a slumping stock price, with a Tencent-backed subsidiary created earlier this year.
- Net bookings fell 2.9%, digital bookings dropped 2.7%, and back-catalogue rose 4.4% to illustrate performance mix, Ubisoft reports no attribution for these figures.
- Ubisoft reported a net loss of €159 million in 2024-25 and over 2,000 jobs cut, and forecast net bookings of around €450 million for Q2.
- Ubisoft reaffirmed the Switch 2 launch of Star Wars Outlaws on September 4, 2025, and noted the transaction with Tencent is expected to be approved by the end of the calendar year.
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Le Journal de Quebec
Le Journal de QuebecUbisoft recorded a decrease of 3.9% in revenue in the first quarter, to approximately C$497 million.
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Looking for a new model, the French video game giant Ubisoft unveiled Tuesday, on the occasion of results of the first quarter below its expectations, the broad outlines of its future organization.
·Montreal, Canada
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At Ubisoft, the next major restructuring is due. Recent business figures show that it is high time for this.
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