ACTIVISION 2.7 BILLION DOLLARS IN THE HOLE

ACTIVISION IS 2.7 BILLION DOLLARS IN DEBT
> ACTIVISION IS 2.7 BILLION DOLLARS IN DEBT
ACTIVISION IS 2.7 BILLION DOLLARS IN DEBT
>ACTIVISION IS 2.7 BILLION DOLLARS IN DEBT
SAUCE investor.activision.com/node/32301/html#da77001_item_1a._risk_factors

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So who buys the rights to CoD?

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So that’s why they’re pumping out COD every 6 months now

Sony has like 12 billion.

2018...

Imagine paying 5.6 billion for shovel ware mobile games.

How can they be in so much debt? Where's all the money going to?

activision is a dumpy shitty crankhause, not a global jap conglomerate like sony

You know it.

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>Fiscal year 2018
I sleep.

>implying they've bounced back 2 billion dollars in 2 years with the firedumps they've been shitting out

it's pretty similar to selling stock to investors. they might have $3b in debt but they might also have $5b in cash reserves. they could pay off the debt but they're actually better off financially by not paying it all off

>they admit D2 and COD IW were shit
kek

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>2018
So nothing is gonna happen

investor.activision.com/
so this is the real activision website

They did.
investor.activision.com/node/33181/html
No debt mentioned.

>retards in the topic who don't understand debt

If your business isn't in debt right now you're doing it wrong. Imagine having your own cash saved up that is guaranteed to lose more value than the ridiculously low interest you have to pay on debt.

Wrong link.

Here's proper one:
investor.activision.com/node/33131/html

They're still in debt, 2.7 billion.

This shit is why late stage capitalism is cancer and people like you that defend it need to get the rope

Let's say you can borrow money a 6% interest but you plan to invest it in a project which you anticipate will have a 20% return. Should you borrow? Yes, obviously. That's how companies work.

Normal people see debt as this burden, you buy something you want and then have to pay it back. For companies loans are something they use to fuel growth. Being in debt, even a large amount of debt, isn't the same as being insolvent.

you can look at their feb sec filing if you are concerned about their current debt (spoiler: they didn't pay off 2b in debt in 2019)

Their cash on hand that same year was 5 billion.

>blizzard wll be bought by Tencent this year
hope you have phones.

Tencent seeing as they already made CoD mobile

>manchild thinks he understands how businesses and finances work

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This is fairly common in business, no cause for celebration yet.

All you need to know about business is look at Yas Forums
Sell when Wojaks are white
Buy when they are pink

>Yas Forums tries to do financial analysis thread
They have $5 billion cash on hand you dummy

it's someone mad about diablo. this time last year they were instead interested in stock price, but their stock price hasn't been declining so they post long term debt you misunderstand what they are doing

>as of 2018

shouldnt americans be asleep rn?
ever heard of leverage?

Literally every company has debt, retard.