Ubisoft to close Finland studio, cut 70 jobs in Singapore

This photograph shows the logo of French video-game publisher Ubisoft on the facade of the Ubisoft Paris Studio building in Montreuil, an eastern suburb of Paris, on January 13, 2025. (Photo: AFP)

French video games group Ubisoft said Wednesday that it planned to close a studio in Finland and cut 70 jobs in Singapore as it tries to return to profitability.

"Today we have informed our teams of a proposal to close RedLynx in Finland," the company said, confirming a report by Video Games Chronicle.

Ubisoft had already announced dozens of jobs cuts at the studio last year in a bid to refocus it on mobile games. It had over 150 employees in 2021.

In Singapore, 70 jobs will be cut though the local studio "remains an important element" of Ubisoft's global operation, the company said.

The subsidiary recently worked on "Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced", a hit title released in July that has sold more than 3.5 million copies.

But since January the company has been slashing costs to return to profit, after posting in May a net loss of 1.5 billion euros for its 2025-26 financial year.

It aims for at least 200 million euros in spending cuts in two years, on top of 300 million already targeted in recent years.