- Embracer's share price plummets after a $2bn partnership deal falls through.
- The Nordic gaming group slashes its forecast for the year, now expecting to generate SKr7bn to SKr9bn in adjusted earnings.
- Embracer recently warned on profit for the year to March 2023 and signalled delays in closing some licensing deals.
- The chief executive Lars Wingefors said the year has been challenging due to game delays, weaker consumer demand and lacklustre reception for certain notable releases.
- The strategic partnership deal, which could have generated $2bn in revenue over six years and set a new benchmark for the industry, was terminated late on Tuesday.
Embracer’s shares plummet after $2bn partnership deal evaporates
Swedish gaming group slashes forecast for the year as hopes for partnership are dashed
