In its latest financial report, she stated that the fiscal year had been the “low valley” in which the company had achieved the “loss-and-loss” plan, the Rainbow VI Handwalk and the “start-up struggle” of the National Block: The Dawn”, and that the game development teams were “working to expand their respective audiences”.
At a conference called by Chief Financial Officer Frederik Duguey, who stated that the two hand-travel revenues were “low than expected” and that “before seeing more meaningful growth, we remain cautious about the prediction of the two games”.
According to the financial statements issued by Nubita, the net reserve for the mobile end of the financial year 2025-2026 was Euro29 million (approximately US$33.7 million), “an increase of about 5 per cent over the same year (excluding cooperation income). The proportion of mobile end-end bookings in the total net bookings for the baby fell from 16 per cent in FY2024-2025 to 7 per cent in FY2025-2026.”
“Invincible: Guarding the Globe” is a big highlight of the baby mobile game. Thanks to the fourth season of the Young Invincible, the game gained new momentum at the beginning of the year 2026/2027. Phubai stated that the net booking for the fiscal year ” Young Invincible: Defending the Earth ” had increased by more than 50 per cent.
He stressed that the company ‘ s transformation plan was well under way, following the 1.16 billion euros equity deal with Telecommunications. As part of the corporate reorganization plan, Nubita cancelled seven projects, delayed the development of six games and divided the team into five different “creative studios”.
Yves Guillermo, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nubian, said: “It is expected that this year will be the low point in our free cash flow, while the game release plan will slow down and will entail restructuring costs. The two years of transition have been painful, accompanied by difficult decisions and disappointing short-term financial indications, but I am convinced that these initiatives will lay the foundations for a better and sustainable free cash flow for Guinea.”
The net booking for the whole year was 1.53 billion euros, a decrease of 17 per cent compared to the previous fiscal year, when the distribution of games slowed down. Cost reductions and stronger game distributions mean that the baby is predicting positive cash flows for the 2027/28 fiscal year and beyond.