CD Projekt Group published its financial report for 2023. It also reported how many people are currently developing the company's upcoming projects, including The Witcher 4, and what stages of production each game is at.
Today, CD Projekt Group has released details about its financial results for the entire year 2023, which turned out to be very good. We also learned updated data regarding the upcoming projects of CD Projekt.
Let's start, however, with the issues most interesting to investors. CD Projekt Group has proudly announced that 2023 is the second most profitable year in its history, significantly better than 2022. Let us emphasize that 2020 remains a record year, the year in which Cyberpunk 2077 was released.
Update 2.0 and the Phantom Liberty expansion for Cyberpunk 2077 were released in September and met with enthusiastic reception on the part of gamers and gaming media alike. This resulted in strong sales of both titles. In just over three years our cumulative revenues from sales of games which comprise the Cyberpunk franchise exceeded 3 billion PLN [about $750 million], further attesting to the strength of this IP.
It is worth noting that in 2023, The Witcher series games sales surpassed 75 million copies. In total, together with Cyberpunk and its expansion, both CD Projekt games sold 100 million copies. So, there have been few changes in this matter since October 2023.
Currently, the CD Projekt Group is working on 5 games that have already been announced earlier. Today, new information about them has been released (employee numbers data is from the end of February).
It's worth mentioning that a question was raised during today's broadcast Q&A about the possibility of licensing one of CD Projekt's brands to develop mobile games. One of the board members of the company stated:
The answer is: yes. We are considering such move. And in fact, we were pursuing through conversations, you know, opportunities like that. We have nothing to announce just yet, but when the time comes, we will.
An investor chat with Piotr Nielubowicz and Karolina Gnas (VP Investor Relations) is scheduled for tomorrow, during which we may gain further insights into the financial results and upcoming projects of the Polish company.
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