US EditionUbisoft delays H1 results, requests trading suspension
- On November 14, Ubisoft delayed its half-year earnings report just before a scheduled investor call and asked Euronext to halt trading until it publishes results in the coming days.
- Last year, founders of Ubisoft reportedly explored taking the company private with Tencent's help, and this year Ubisoft created Vantage Studios backed by a Tencent investment.
- Market watchers noted the halt could portend major news like a sale or a return to private ownership, while analysts caution earnings delays sometimes reflect accounting issues other companies have cited.
- Engadget reached out to Ubisoft as the company’s recent missed sales, studio closures, downsizing, and misconduct problems make the trading pause especially notable.
- With details pending, `This could mean any number of things` reflects ambiguity as market participants await Ubisoft's forthcoming earnings to clarify if the halt signals a sale or reporting issue.
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Ubisoft Halts Share Trading and Delays Earnings Report
Ubisoft, the French video game company behind Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and others, abruptly requested a halt on trading company shares and postponed delivering their financial earnings report for the first half of its 2025-26 fiscal year. No reason was given, though observers agree this is probably a bad sign. The post Ubisoft Halts Share Trading as Earnings Report Delay Sparks Concern appeared first on That Park Place.
Ubisoft calls off earnings release in an unusual day-of move
Ubisoft Entertainment SA made the unusual decision to delay the publication of its first-half financial results on the day that they were due to be released. The company also requested that the trading of its shares be halted.
The carry-over to the last minute of the company's semi-annual results fuelling speculation about its future.
In the turmoil following poor financial results, the French publisher of video games saw his title suspended on the Paris stock exchange. Is a takeover of the company in sight? The gaming sector
The French video game giant requested the suspension of the rating, after having postponed the publication of its results, originally scheduled for Thursday 13 November.
Ubisoft is in a new storm. The French publisher has postponed the publication of his results for the first half of the year and has requested the suspension of his listing on the Paris Stock Exchange. Since January, his share has already lost almost 50% of its value.
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