, video game software development company Unity garnered a lot of investor attention last year.
While shares continue to trade at beaten-down levels, Unity remains one of the top 10 holdings at Wood’s flagship fund, with a weighting of 4.9 per cent. While the company is far from a market favourite right now, it continues to deliver some very impressive growth numbers.Article contentImprovement was across the board. For the quarter, transaction-based revenue surged 40 per cent year over year, thanks to a 43 per cent increase in gross payment volume. Subscription and services-based revenues, meanwhile, jumped 55 per cent from a year ago.. In Q3, the company’s Cash App generated US$1.