Ubisoft Market Value Has Fallen Below $1 Billion, Its Lowest Since 2012

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Ubisoft's Troubles Continue!

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  • Ubisoft has been in trouble for the last few years due to poor sales and falling stock.
  • The company’s market value has now fallen below $1 billion, the lowest since 2012.
  • There are concerns that the French giants might soon be acquired by someone else.

Ubisoft has been in a constant state of turmoil for the last few years. It’s currently battling falling stock values and could be on the brink of getting acquired, and things aren’t looking good for the company’s overall market value either. 

According to a new analysis, Ubisoft’s market value has now dropped below $1 billion, which is its worst since 2012, raising alarm bells for the Assassin’s Creed studio. There also doesn’t seem to be a saving grace in sight for now. 

Why it matters: Ubisoft became a force to be reckoned with during the mid and late 2010s with massive stock values, but based on falling sales and underwhelming new titles, they weren’t able to continue the peak. 

Ubisoft Market Value
Ubisoft’s market value is currently at its worst since 2012

As per data from TradingView, Ubisoft’s current market value is slated at €850.33 million ($990 million), which is its worst in the last 13 years. However, it’s worse this time around because of the more competitive market. 

Being primarily a AAA studio, budgets have gone out of hand; therefore, massive sales are required to earn any profits, which unfortunately hasn’t been the case for Ubisoft, as most of the recent releases didn’t hit sales expectations

The company is at risk of being acquired due to the low stock values

Its recent financial report was somewhat positive, but it still underlines the growing concern of how Ubisoft’s stock value and market cap are constantly falling. An acquisition seems like the most likely next step. 

Earlier this year, the French studio partnered with Tencent for a new subsidiary, which followed some layoffs. However, the situation is still not under control as the company’s value continues to plummet. 

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