Angry Birds Maker Rovio Plans IPO

The transcript discusses Rovio's reliance on the Angry Birds franchise and the need for new growth strategies. Despite past challenges, Rovio has seen significant revenue growth due to a shift in their selling strategy, focusing on in-app purchases. The company has a history of successful products, including the Angry Birds movies, but faces gaps in new hits. Executives emphasize the importance of their current strategy and the potential for future growth in both mobile gaming and ancillary products.

What is the main concern about Rovio's future success?

• Rovio's declining user base

• Rovio's reliance on Angry Birds for revenue

• Rovio's high production costs

• Rovio's lack of new game releases

How has Rovio's revenue strategy changed recently?

• Focusing on console games

• Expanding into virtual reality

• Increasing in-app purchases

• Reducing game prices

What was the revenue growth reported by Rovio in the last quarter?

• 50%

• 75%

• 94%

• 120%

What other products is Rovio exploring to expand its Angry Birds franchise?

• Movies

• Board games

• Comic books

• Theme parks

According to Rovio executives, how long does it typically take for a game to reach its peak success?

• Five years

• Two years

• One year

• Three years