French video game publisher Ubisoft Entertainment has delayed its financial recovery targets, pushing back expectations for returning to profitability and positive cash flow generation by one year.

The company now expects to achieve positive non-IFRS operating profit and free cash flow generation in the fiscal year ending March 2028, rather than fiscal 2027 as previously projected. The revision extends Ubisoft's ongoing business transformation timeline as the publisher continues its operational restructuring efforts.

The delay comes as Ubisoft works through what it has characterized as a company reboot, involving significant changes to its business operations and strategic direction. The publisher has been implementing various cost-cutting measures and operational adjustments as part of this broader transformation initiative.

Ubisoft, known for popular gaming franchises including Assassin's Creed and Far Cry, has faced challenges in recent years amid shifting market conditions in the video game industry. The company's revised timeline reflects the extended period needed to complete its restructuring and return to sustainable financial performance.

The announcement provides investors and stakeholders with an updated timeline for when the company expects to achieve key financial milestones during its ongoing transformation process.