Market Slump Drags Down Share Prices of These 15 Companies

13. Unity Software Inc. (U)

Video games creator Unity Software was not spared from the broader market downturn, booking 5.5 percent losses on Friday to end at $22.84 apiece.

According to analysts, the downturn can be attributed to a selloff following gains in the previous trading days.

In the last 30 trading days, the company’s shares saw a 5-percent dip, from the $24.11 registered on November 29, 2024.

Year-to-date, its shares were down by 41 percent after a rough few years marked by poor decisions and big leadership changes.

Known for its game engine, the company lost its way by focusing too much on advertising and making questionable mergers, like with IronSource and Weta Digital. Things got worse with the introduction of a runtime fee that angered users and led to the CEO stepping down. New leadership under Jim Whitehurst and later Matthew Bromberg has shifted the company’s focus back to its core product: the game engine.