PlaySide Studios

PlaySide Studios reports FY 2026 revenue of 54.9 million AUD, above its 50–53 million AUD target range, a net profit after tax of 5.4 million AUD and positive operating cash flow of 10.7 million AUD. The performance was driven mainly by the strong launch of MOUSE: P.I. for Hire (over 1.1 million units sold), combined with annualized savings of 12 million AUD following restructurings. Management prioritizes rebuilding the pipeline for external projects and cites Game of Thrones: War for Westeros and Dumb Ways to Build as key growth levers for 2027. The stock reacted moderately positively but remains near its 52‑week low. » More on de.investing.com

PlaySide reports H1 FY2026 revenue down to USD 20.4m (−28%) while profitability improved sharply: EBITDA rose to USD 9.5m and net profit reached USD 7.9m, supported by a digital games tax credit of USD 7.8m and annual cost savings of about USD 7m. Operating cash flow turned positive (USD 5.6m) and the net cash position is USD 14.0m, while headcount was reduced following the restructuring. The share price fell about 12% amid investor nervousness ahead of the delayed launch of flagship MOUSE (16 April 2026), whose commercial performance is seen as the main trigger for further revenue growth. Management confirms the full-year target but intends to refine guidance after the MOUSE release. » More on de.investing.com

Playside Studios reports revenue of AUD 20.4m for H1 2026 (forecast AUD 19–20m) and EBITDA of AUD 9.5m (top end of the range). The company also notes operational cost savings of AUD 7m and net liquidity of AUD 14m. Despite the figures, the stock fell 12.12% after the earnings call and closed near its 52‑week low at AUD 0.29. The release of the game "Mouse" was pushed back to April 2025; Playside expects a tax refund from the Digital Games Tax Offset to finance further initiatives. » More on de.investing.com