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East Side Games Group Cuts Jobs And Scales Back on Projects to Reduce Costs

East Side Games Group Cuts Jobs And Scales Back on Projects to Reduce Costs

MT newswireMT newswire2026/09/04 17:24
01:24 PM EDT, 09/04/2026 (MT Newswires) -- East Side Games Group (EAGR.TO) cut roughly a third of its workforce, or 30 employees, this week and aims to generate annualized cost savings of CA$3.5 million. The developer and publisher of mobile games said overnight Thursday that most of the savings, expected to be realized from the fourth-quarter of this year, are in addition to the CA$4 million in annualized cost savings implemented year-to-date. The Vancouver, BC-based company is also scaling back of certain titles and projects, to focus on its best-performing and highest-potential live games. East Side Games is restructuring payment terms with certain development and publishing partners. The company's shares were unchanged at CA$0.07 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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