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Shift Up shares fall after profit drops and company reports a net loss

Shift Up shares fall after profit drops and company reports a net loss

Shift Up shares fell more than 8% early on Nov.

11 in South Korea after the game company announced weak third-quarter results.

Operating profit fell 58.2% to 20.7 billion won compared with the same period a year earlier.

The company also reported a 255 billion won net loss, shifting from profit to loss.

Shift Up said sales from its main intellectual property declined, and an analyst said this helped push results below market expectations.

The analyst cut the share price target from 55,000 won to 40,000 won.

A rebound in sales from existing titles is expected in the fourth quarter, but the company has not set out a clear business direction to drive growth from next year onward.

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Kim So-hyeHanwha Investment & Securities analyst
Sales from major intellectual properties declined, causing third-quarter results to fall short of market expectations.
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I am lowering the target price from 55,000 won to 40,000 won because of downward revisions to earnings estimates.
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