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Nexters Inc
Nexters Inc. makes free-to-play mobile and social games. The company develops, publishes, and runs games that players download on phones or play on online platforms, then keeps those games updated with new content and events so people keep coming back. Its customers are individual game players, not other businesses. Nexters earns money mainly when players buy virtual items, extra lives, or other in-game upgrades, and it can also earn from advertising inside its games. The core product is digital entertainment, so the company sells experiences and add-ons rather than physical goods. What makes Nexters’ business model different is that it sits inside the live-service game economy. A game can be launched once, but the company keeps making money as long as players stay engaged and spend over time. That means success depends on building popular game worlds, managing player retention, and constantly refreshing content instead of shipping a one-time product.
Nexters Inc. makes free-to-play mobile and social games. The company develops, publishes, and runs games that players download on phones or play on online platforms, then keeps those games updated with new content and events so people keep coming back.
Its customers are individual game players, not other businesses. Nexters earns money mainly when players buy virtual items, extra lives, or other in-game upgrades, and it can also earn from advertising inside its games. The core product is digital entertainment, so the company sells experiences and add-ons rather than physical goods.
What makes Nexters’ business model different is that it sits inside the live-service game economy. A game can be launched once, but the company keeps making money as long as players stay engaged and spend over time. That means success depends on building popular game worlds, managing player retention, and constantly refreshing content instead of shipping a one-time product.
Strong Revenue Growth: Nexters reported Q3 2021 revenue of $115 million, up 77% year-over-year, driven by organic growth and strong performance despite a high base from the prior year.
Profitability Improvement: Adjusted net income turned positive at $8 million in Q3, compared to an $11 million loss in the same period last year.
Robust Cash Flow: Operational cash flow rose to $51 million, up 59% year-over-year, highlighting the company’s strong cash generation.
Bookings Guidance Updated: Full-year bookings are now expected to be $560–570 million, with the change attributed to a technical adjustment in platform commission accounting, not core business performance.
Platform & Geographic Expansion: Nexters has seen rapid growth in Asia and desktop platforms, with desktop bookings now making up almost a third of total bookings.
Active User Growth: Paying users grew to 371,000, up 30% year-over-year, while average spend per payer remained steady.
Positive IDFA Impact: Despite industry-wide concerns, Nexters saw no drop in iOS marketing efficiency post-IDFA changes, benefiting from proprietary data and strong analytics.