Games developer everplay, recently rebranded from Team17, has shown a rise in revenue and profits in unaudited final results for the year ended 31 December 2024.
Revenue at the Wakefield, Manchester, and Nottingham-based firm grew to £166.6m, up from £159.1m in 2023.
Meanwhile, the business posted a pre-tax profit of £25.3m, recovering from a loss of £1.1m in the prior year.
Steve Bell, Group Chief Executive Officer of everplay, said: “I am extremely pleased with the Group’s performance during 2024, a clear return to the quality business for which we have been known.
“As we begin our first year under the new name of everplay, I am excited about the incredible slate of games we have lined up for 2025, and some important innovations in our business model. Allied with stringent cost controls, we are confident that these will deliver results our shareholders expect.”
The business has hailed a good start to 2025, supported by momentum from festive season promotions, with everplay “confident” that it can deliver an improved trading performance in 2025, marginally ahead of current market expectations.
