According to a file from the UK-government agency Companies House from 5 September 2018,
Jagex
increased it's post-tax annual profits from £28m (2016) to £43m (2017).
(In case the word "Jagex" wrongly leads to the forums, which it ofen does, this is the link to the official 2017 financial record: https://tinyurl.com/y7kk63zh. It's a tinyurl* because the original is extremly long.)
Interesting findings (increases/decreases between 2016 and 2017):
Page 5: Amount of subscribers: rose from 2.082m to 2.135m (+11%)
Page 14: Turnover: from £74.4M to £84.8M (+14%)
Page 14: Post-tax profit: from £28.8m to £43.5m (+51%)
Page 14: Taxes paid from £360,178 to £1.583M (+339%)
Page 14 (note 9): In 2016, according to the data, Jagex paid 1.2% of taxes
Page 14 (note 9): In 2017, according to the data, Jagex paid 3.5% of taxes
Page 26: Subscription revenue: from £46.8M to £55M (+17.5%)
Page 26: MTX revenue: from £27M to £29M (+7.4%)
Page 28: Wages for all Jagex employees: From £15.891M to £15.347M (-3.4%)
Page 28: Wage for the highest paid director: From £1.490M to £1.499M (+0.6%)
Assuming I've followed the trial correctly, the Chinese company that bought jagex currently sits at 3.22 chines yuan per share (£0.36/$0.46)
In April 2016, when they acquired jagex they were worth $2.40 each - peaked a month later at $5.40 and since then have been declining (Must be their other products failing..)
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@_Almostlost - dm for a swap!
yeah a third of the chinese market disappeared in one month, and UK about to start world on bad recession*. everything tied to LIBOR. that aint even all the reasons.
*the big recession starts in january.
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