G5 Entertainment reported a decline in both revenue and gross profit for the last quarter
Recently, G5 Entertainment shared its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, which spanned from April to June. Here’s what the report reveals.
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- The company's quarterly revenue continued to decline, dropping by 20% to 231.6 million Swedish krona (24.14 million dollars).
- G5's gross profit fell by 17%, amounting to 162.2 million Swedish krona (16.91 million dollars).
- Revenue by region was distributed as follows: 61% from North America, 28% from Europe, and 6% from Asia.
- Meanwhile, G5’s web shop, G5 Store, earned 38.5% more than the previous year. The exact amount hasn't been disclosed. Currently, G5 is actively working on the platform's SDK and documentation, allowing other developers to publish games in the G5 Store. It is anticipated that projects from third-party teams will appear in the web shop by the end of the year.
- The average gross monthly revenue per paying user (MAGRPPU) in G5 games increased by 8% to 68.9 dollars. However, the average number of unique paying players per month declined by 17% to 113.8 thousand individuals.
- G5 aims to release the puzzle game Twilight Land globally by the end of the year. It is currently in soft launch.