Ubisoft released a mixed set of results, beating the Q2 21 figures thanks to AC Valhalla and reassuring on FC6, which is not that bad for a AAA title after all, but postponing four games and cutting slightly FY22 guidance accordingly. Without improving its ability to meet deadlines and proving its know-how on free-to-play games, we believe that the negative momentum is unlikely to reverse.
29 Oct 2021
Excelling in the art of disappointing investors
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Excelling in the art of disappointing investors
- Published:
29 Oct 2021 -
Author:
Valentin Mory -
Pages:
3
Ubisoft released a mixed set of results, beating the Q2 21 figures thanks to AC Valhalla and reassuring on FC6, which is not that bad for a AAA title after all, but postponing four games and cutting slightly FY22 guidance accordingly. Without improving its ability to meet deadlines and proving its know-how on free-to-play games, we believe that the negative momentum is unlikely to reverse.