Ubisoft said it expects its 2022 net bookings to fall 10%, after an earlier forecast called for an increase of 10%.
Ubisoft said it expects 2022 net bookings to come in at 725 million euros , lower than an earlier target of 830 million euros.
Ubisoft said 2022 net bookings will likely fall 10% after an earlier forecast called for an increase of 10%.Tencent has increased its stake in French games maker Ubisoft, the company behind popular franchises like Assassin's Creed. But analysts said this has effectively closed the door on a full takeover of the company.
For the full year, Ubisoft said it expects its 2022 net bookings to fall 10%. The company had earlier forecast net bookings growth of 10%.
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