Today Ubisoft ($UBI) announced the financial results of the fiscal year 2021 ending March 31, 2021.
- Record net bookings and non-IFRS operating income
- Rising value of Ubisoft’s portfolio and technology assets
- Back catalog share of net bookings firmly above 50% for the 3rd consecutive year
– 2021-22 targets reflecting growth initiatives
- 141 mln unique players on PC and consoles, +20%
- Net Bookings 2.241 mln €, +46% YoY
- Digital Revenues 1.609 mln €, +28% YoY, 72% of total
- PRI 780 mln €, +35% of total
- Back-Catalog 1.288 mln €, +15% YoY, 58% of total
– Record performance for the Assassin’s Creed franchise, +50% vs prior record in 2012-13
– Far Cry 6 and Rainbow Six: Quarantine (working title) release before end of September 2021
– The Division 40 mln unique players
– Spectacular growth of Just Dance
During the Conference Call with the investors, Ubisoft released more information
– Prince of Persia: Sands of Time Remake, Riders Republic, The Division: Heartland, Roller Champions and other smaller titles are planned to release before March 31, 2022
– Skull & Bones moved to FY 2023 (April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023)
– Robust growth for Brawlhalla, Far Cry, For Honor, Rabbids, The Crew, Watch Dogs
– Avatar, Beyond Good & Evil 2, Riders Republic, Skull & Bones, Star Wars project are still in development
”Our FY22 line-up will be the most diversified we have ever had, with ambitious post-launch plans as well as premium and F2P new releases. Our financial targets reflect these growth initiatives which are intended to generate significant value over the long term” – Frédérick Duguet, CFO of Ubisoft
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