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Nov 11 (Reuters) – Swedish gaming company Embracer on Wednesday posted second-quarter core earnings above analyst estimates, driven by higher sales and lower capital spending in its Embracer operating segment. The Tomb Raider owner said its planned spin-off of game developer Fellowship Entertainment, set to complete in 2027, was progressing well. • Embracer’s quarterly cash operating profit (EBIT) was 203 million Swedish crowns ($21 million) compared to 114 million crowns expected by analysts polled by the company • The company maintained its cash EBIT expectations for its financial year 2026/27 of at least 1 billion crowns • Embracer said it expects cash EBIT in the third quarter broadly in line with last year • It expects to release four titles in the two upcoming quarters, including “Metro 2039” and “Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis” in February ($1 = 9.8681 Swedish crowns) (Reporting by Vera Dvorakova; Editing by Anna Pruchnicka)
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