Alongside its preliminary first-quarter results, Unity has announced two major initiatives. The ironSource Ads Network is being phased out, and Unity is seeking a buyer for its publishing division, Supersonic.
Specifically, Unity stated that it had appointed a financial adviser to assist with the sale of the Supersonic game publishing business. Unity did not provide a timeline or any indicative price. The company merely stated that the completion of the sale and the phasing out of the ironSource Ads Network result in faster revenue growth, increased Adjusted EBITDA, and higher Adjusted EBITDA margins.
According to the company, without these two businesses, revenue in the ‘Grow’ division would likely have risen by 48% in the first quarter of 2026. As it stands, it rose by ‘only’ 24%.
"Unity Vector continues to deliver robust growth each quarter, driving results meaningfully above our guidance. Today’s actions will accelerate Vector’s impact on our business, enhancing both revenue growth and profitability,” said Matt Bromberg, President and CEO of Unity.
