By Shortly before it was supposed to unveil the earnings results for the first half of fiscal year 2025-26 (FY26), Ubisoft has postponed the announcement until something is released “in the upcoming days.”
As per a sudden press announcement dated November 13, the organization has opted to delay releasing its earnings “until the release of its first-half 2025-26 results.” It is requesting Euronext, a European exchange that offers trading and post-trade services, to suspend trading until it notifies the market when it is prepared to resume.
“Ubisoft announces the delay of its results for the first half of fiscal year 2025-26,” the organization stated. “Ubisoft has asked Euronext to stop trading its shares (FR0000054470) and its bonds (FR001400DV38, FR001400MA32, and FR0014000O87) from the market opening on November 14, 2025, until the release of its first-half 2025-26 results in the upcoming days. Ubisoft will notify the market of the date on which trading will recommence. Ubisoft will notify the market of the date on which trading will recommence.”
Niko Partners’ research director and games analyst Daniel Ahmad mentioned in a post on X that this choice could imply “a significant announcement” regarding the company may be forthcoming.
Ubisoft just postponed its earnings report and halted the trading of its shares. Unclear why at this point but could indicate a major announcement related to the company. pic.twitter.com/MRhTNYykIZ
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) November 13, 2025
According to Insider Gaming, CFO Frederick Duguet informed employees in an internal memo that the delay was to allow Ubisoft to take “additional time to finalize the semester’s close” and “reduce unwarranted speculation.” Duguet reportedly mentioned this is “likely to generate inquiries,” but he couldn’t “disclose more information due to legal constraints.”
It’s challenging to conjecture what all of this signifies at present, but it is an intriguing time for Ubisoft. Assassin’s Creed’s creative lead Marc-Alexis Côté departed the company in October following two decades. The firm supposedly canceled a Civil War-themed Assassin’s Creed title due to the heated backlash against Shadows’ co-protagonist Yasuke. And per a financial report released in July 2025, the company’s earnings have continued to decline.
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