The Unity CEO said that we will be profitable in the fourth quarter

Unity Software anticipates slower growth in the second also fourth quarters due to the rebound. Still, it expects to be profitable by the end of the year, CEO John Riccitiello told news’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday.

“We have scaled back our policies, a self-inflicted wound. We did a few things on the store’s advertising side, which reduced the accuracy of our model. We’re going to need a few quarters to fix it, and we’re going to have slower growth in a couple of quarters until we fix that,” Riccitiello said in an interview with Mad Money.

Unity failed to meet last quarter’s high expectations and lowered its earnings guidance. The company pointed to deficiencies in its Audience Pinpointer tool in its Operate business and said they expect around $110 million this year.

Shares of video software developers fell 37.05% on Wednesday, hitting a fresh 52-week low the previous day.

“We know that our stock was much higher at the top of the market nine months ago. And I feel that because of some of the euphoria that came with it, we probably cost our business about 10%,” Riccitiello said, adding that the company increased its costs by $100 million compared to the original – Dollar had lowered Plan in reaction.

“What allowed us was to bring the profitability of the coming years into this year.

Riccitiello also said the change in Apple’s privacy was not a big wind in the last quarter. “It’s pretty much overpowered, and that’s not the case. “That’s leading us this year,” he said.