Posted September 06, 2017
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The search didn't return a general thread for GOG's parent company CD Projekt's development, strategy, financial results etc. Some users might not resist and post that CDPR should do in their opinion.
Report for first half of 2017:
- Cyberpunk 2077 in development, nothing new to report
- Sales revenue 254 million PLN, down from 319 million a year ago (less Witcher 3 sales), but selling costs halved to 38 million
- Net profit 119 million PLN
- The US market accounted for 60% of sales, with the EU in second place at 24.4
- Insurers Aviva (British) and Nationale-Nederlanden (Dutch) both hold ~5% of the shares.
- Shares up 213% during the last year.
- The bulk of CD PROJEKT RED revenues were associated with sales of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, along with its two expansion packs – Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine – as well as its Game of the Year edition
- In the future, additional revenues are expected to be generated by the complex single-player add-on campaign for GWENT – Thronebreaker, scheduled for release in 2017
- The majority of GOG.com revenues were generated by GWENT: The Witcher Card Game (in-game purchases and money from GOG Poland, likely for installs, technical support etc.)
- GOG revenue increase ~38% to 96 million PLN (likely less from Witcher 3, but money from Gwent); 14 million operating profit
- GOG revenue by country:
USA 31% (-2)
Germany 13% (-3)
UK 6% (-2)
Poland 5% (+2)
Canada 5% (+-0)
Australia 5% (+1)
France 4% (-1)
Russia 4% (+1)
Brazil 3% (new in top countries)
Sweden 2% (+-0)
Japan 2% (new in top countries)
Other 21% (+3)
By the way, they are proud that they have over 80 actively maintained social media accounts.
Report for first half of 2017:
- Cyberpunk 2077 in development, nothing new to report
- Sales revenue 254 million PLN, down from 319 million a year ago (less Witcher 3 sales), but selling costs halved to 38 million
- Net profit 119 million PLN
- The US market accounted for 60% of sales, with the EU in second place at 24.4
- Insurers Aviva (British) and Nationale-Nederlanden (Dutch) both hold ~5% of the shares.
- Shares up 213% during the last year.
- The bulk of CD PROJEKT RED revenues were associated with sales of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, along with its two expansion packs – Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine – as well as its Game of the Year edition
- In the future, additional revenues are expected to be generated by the complex single-player add-on campaign for GWENT – Thronebreaker, scheduled for release in 2017
- The majority of GOG.com revenues were generated by GWENT: The Witcher Card Game (in-game purchases and money from GOG Poland, likely for installs, technical support etc.)
- GOG revenue increase ~38% to 96 million PLN (likely less from Witcher 3, but money from Gwent); 14 million operating profit
- GOG revenue by country:
USA 31% (-2)
Germany 13% (-3)
UK 6% (-2)
Poland 5% (+2)
Canada 5% (+-0)
Australia 5% (+1)
France 4% (-1)
Russia 4% (+1)
Brazil 3% (new in top countries)
Sweden 2% (+-0)
Japan 2% (new in top countries)
Other 21% (+3)
By the way, they are proud that they have over 80 actively maintained social media accounts.