News for PlaySide Studios Limited (PLY.AX)

Coles (ASX:COL) and Woolworths (ASX:WOW) have fought back in the Federal Court against ACCC claims of sham discounting.

Playside has seen its shares smashed out the gate on Wednesday, falling -30% to below 50cps as FY25 guidance comes in well below FY24 actual.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released Australia's latest retail data, showing growth is up +1.3% over the last year.

Playside Studios (ASX:PLY) shares are at a 27 month high as the company upgrades its guidance for FY24, reflecting ~65% growth YoY.

There hasn’t been much change today. The market plunged and has hovered around 1.1% down ever since, in a sombre end for the week.

PlaySide Studios Ltd are set to produce a new game developed around award-winning TV program Game of Thrones.

The ASX is down nearly 1.10 per cent mid-session as Australian traders follow the lead of a red night for US markets.

PlaySide Studios (ASX:PLY) has signed a new game to its publishing division called MOUSE, which is being developed by Fumi Games for PC and Console devices.

PlaySide Studios (ASX:PLY) shares were up more than 20 per cent today as it reported record quarterly revenue of $20.7 million, to go along with positive EBITDA of $8 million.

The Australian stock market has outperformed already positive predictions this morning, gaining 1.6 per cent.

Exchange trade fund (ETF) Betashares Video Games and Esports’ (ASX: GAME) is the first gaming ETF to list on the ASX, and its performance is showing the importance of video games or esports as a potential investment within a rapidly growing multi-billion-dollar industry.

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