Polish developer CD Projekt Purple, which is celebrating Polish donuts right this moment, can be rising its revenue targets for the close to future. The sport firm said today that it plans to extend is revenue projections for the monetary years 2026-2029 to five billion złoty, which is about $1.4 billion USD.
CD Projekt stated this proposed “earnings situation” is an “bold” goal but in addition one which aligns with the corporate’s perception that it has good video games developing that can return cash to buyers.
“Reaching PLN 5 billion in cumulative internet revenue within the monetary years 2026–2029 assumes additional dynamic enterprise progress via constant implementation of CD Projekt’s growth technique,” the corporate stated.
To realize these lofty targets, CD Projekt stated it is going to launch “high-quality RPG video games” and concentrate on “strengthening the potential of its manufacturers” by releasing “companion merchandise” with exterior companions. It is not instantly clear what these merchandise can be, however CD Projekt stated all of those efforts are being undertaken for the needs of elevating CD Projekt’s worth within the inventory market.
CD Projekt trades on the Warsaw Inventory Trade. The corporate’s shares are up more than 5% so far this year and up greater than 20% over the previous 12 months. Nonetheless, the corporate’s market worth is down about 3% over the previous three years and down 6.5% all time.
CD Projekt has quite a few tasks within the pipeline, together with The Witcher 4, 5, and 6, in addition to a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, a remake of The Witcher 1, a multiplayer Witcher sport, and a brand new title in growth with Saudi Arabia.
As said, The Witcher 4 kicks off a brand new trilogy, and CD Projekt believes it might launch all three video games inside a six-year interval. In contrast to previous video games within the collection, the brand new trilogy is being made utilizing Epic’s Unreal Engine.
The brand new revenue goal can be voted on throughout CD Projekt’s common assembly in March.
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