During the second briefing for financial analysts and Sony to overseas shareholders, the Chief Financial Officer Kenichiro Yoshida, Hiroki Totok and the Corporate Executive and Senior General Manager Kazuhiko Takeda gave more information on the performance of the company and its future.
Yoshida started apologizing for the losses, stressing that arose from the effort to Sony to restructure the company and plan its future. He also spoke of the solid launch of PlayStation 4, which should transform the losses of fiscal year 2013 profits in the current fiscal.
In short, the new console is going really well, with more than half of its buyers who have become subscribers to the Plus, on the other hand, the PlayStation Vita is going much worse than expected (maybe that's why Sony has stopped production triple A for its handheld console).
The poor expected profit margins for next year are due mainly to the cost of network management, but Sony plans that may increase due largely to the PlayStation 4, which has the potential to do well as the PlayStation 2.
Not bad, considering that the PlayStation 2 was a golden era for Sony.
Stay Tuned!!
Sony Ps Vita most disappointing then expected
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