This is a staggering amount of money but is very much being utilized by CI to make their games as they are spending what they are making on Development and the business. March of 2020 the Calder’s invested another $17.25 Million exercising a one-time option to purchase further shares in the company at their “original price”.Ĭloud Imperium said that one of the major uses of this investment was for marketing.Īnd CI have been putting together a marketing department over 2019 and todate which seems to be paying dividends… potentially…īy my estimates Star Citizen, Squadron 42 and CI have raised over $425m to date from ALL SOURCES I can find. At this time the business was loosely valued at half a billion $$$. It’s likely that 2019 saw around $8 million and $4million so far in 2020 so that’s another $41m.Ĭloud Imperium Received $46 Million in Investment from the Clive & Kieth Calder well known figures in UK Music Business in exchange for 10% of CIs Shares in 2018.
That doesn’t sound like a lot BUT if you then add all the Sub money together from 2012 to date it’s probably at least $20 million.ĬI’s “Other Income” had totalled almost $29 million by the end of 2018. I’d expect that to hit $3.5m in 2019 and be on it’s way to $4 to 4.5 by the end of 2020. RSI Subscribers were last shown as generating around $3.3 Million for the Year for 2018. I’ll link all the source material in an article down below. Please take these numbers with a little guestimate of salt as we only have some of them up to the end of 2018 accurately. What CI show on their funding goal tracker is just pledges made via the website.Ģ018 Financials we have show that they have a few other sources of income RSI Voluntary Subscriptions as well as Other Income from Partnerships & Incentives from AMD, Intel and Sponsorships that is not shown on that funding tack.
Star Citizen hit $300 million on it’s funding tracker on the website that’s for ships, vehicles and extras from the website BUT it’s actually raised a lot more than that.
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