Ubisoft’s Market Value Drops, Lowest In 13 Years

Ubisoft Market Value – In the last few years, Ubisoft seems to have been in a difficult time. The share value continues to decline and the gaming giant is said to be about to be acquired, as discussed in the latest report.

With the conditions faced by the company, reports recently emerged that Ubisoft’s market value was reported to have plummeted and was at its lowest point in the last 13 years. Is that true?

Ubisoft’s market value plummets and is at its lowest point in the last 13 years

According to data from TradingView, Ubisoft’s market capitalization value has now fallen to below US$1 billion, namely 820.17 Euros or around IDR 15.93 trillion as of the time this article was written (10/12) and the data can change at any time.

The game company’s market value is now at its lowest point, which has been like this since 2012. This condition has made many people worried about the future of the studio behind the Far Cry and Assassin’s Creed series, especially since so far there has been no sign of a ‘savior’ who can turn things around.

Considering how this game company is known as a AAA game studio, of course their game development costs will obviously always be large. As a result, they need very large sales in order to really make a profit.

Unfortunately, this has not been achieved recently, because most of their latest games have not managed to reach sales targets.

You can see the data according to TradingView below.

Consecutive Market Value Decrease

This is the second year in a row that Ubisoft has experienced a decline in sales and market value. During the 2024-2025 fiscal year, the French company experienced a decline of between 20% and 50% in various indicators. A series of games that did not meet expectations and the delay of a number of new games made investor confidence even more shaky.

This condition was also made worse after financial reports were postponed and around 1,500 employees had to be terminated, aka layoffs, in the last 12 months as part of management’s efforts to cut costs.

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