Ubisoft has finally published its latest financial report, outlining the Q3 2025 – 2026 performance portfolio across the company. In contrast to what you might generally believe, the company is in a strong place and is reporting beaten expectations across the board, with key franchises soaring year-over-year.
Assassin’s Creed, The Division, Anno, and Avatar are all up in terms of net bookings, contributing to a total €1.1 billion, up 18% year-over-year.
Ubisoft Reports Smooth Sailing in Financial Update
Ubisoft’s recent financial update opened with bold statements about the company’s performance. It was written that financial delivery in Q3 25-26 is ‘above expectations’ and hitting levels classed as an ‘overperformance’ based mostly on gains secured by Assassin’s Creed.
Rainbow Six Siege is also doing very well, as is Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, with a burst of success being secured by the game’s ‘strongly anticipated third-person update and high-quality From the Ashes expansion release.’
More than 130 million MAUs (Monthly Active Users) are being reported across the Ubisoft estate, covering both console and PC platforms, and in December, a 3% growth in MAUs was recorded year-over-year.
In a statement at the heart of the financial update, CEO and co-Founder, Yves Guillemot, said:
We delivered a solid third-quarter performance,with net bookings growing at a double-digit rate year-on-year, exceeding our expectations. This performance reflects the strength of our portfolio and the breadth of player engagement across our core franchises, supported by recent releases and live content updates that continue to resonate with players.
Ubisoft has been pushed from pillar to post in recent months. Days ago, much of the company participated in a walkout, mainly staged to oppose a five-day return to office order imposed by the company, and to recognize plummeting stock values.
The financial update didn’t refer to any of the recent troubles, nor did it outline anything to do with the recent crash in share price.
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…..sure. That’s why they have all the layoffs
Layoffs aren’t always indicative of poor performance. They make layoffs to cut costs and tighten their portfolio. Every company in the world does it, even the ones consistently making the most money. People are a costly resource and Ubisoft has/had 17,000+ employees on the books.
Ubisoft will not be lying about this report. Because if they lie About it, They will get in to extreme legal trouble.