Moon Active

Gaming unicorn Moon Active laid off approximately 110 employees, which represents about 5% of its global workforce of 2,200, as part of an organizational restructuring announced in late January 2026. The layoffs, affecting around 30 staff in Israel where the company is headquartered, are aimed at reshaping operations in two business units to align with the company's long-term strategy. Despite achieving record revenue of $2 billion in 2024, with its flagship game Coin Master surpassing $6 billion in lifetime income, the mobile gaming company is streamlining its structure to position itself for future growth in the competitive industry.

Moon Active, a gaming unicorn valued at $5 billion, has laid off dozens of employees globally as part of an organizational restructuring to align with its strategic goals. The layoffs, announced in late January 2025, affect staff in Israel and other locations, including its large development center in Kyiv. With approximately 2,500 total employees, the cuts represent a small percentage of its workforce. This move comes despite the company achieving a record $2 billion revenue in 2024, driven largely by its flagship game Coin Master, which has surpassed $6 billion in lifetime income. The restructuring reflects broader adjustments in the mobile gaming industry, even for highly successful companies.