Finnish accounts show only the financials of the individual P&L rather than the "consolidated Rovio group" P&L. Unless one is provided with an organisational and shareholding structure (with corresponding financials) it is impossible to know what is and isn't accounted.

So you're basically saying we can't know how much business Rovio is generating through fiscally optimized holding structures outside Finland, then?

Updated with your comments, I hope you don't mind, it seemed important for the story to add your perspective. I added a link to the comments here.

Definitely need a clarification.

By comparison, Supercell which has the #1 top grossing app (Clash of Clans) and #4 top grossing app (Hay Day) was reported to have $15M in gross monthly revenue, which is far less than Vesterbacka's statement about Rovio, but closer in line with Rovio's Finnish filing.

Angry Birds Star Wars is currently #46.

Maybe the merchandise and licensing is where the money is at?

That's a good question. I was also surprised at the number reported by Total Telecom, which is why I asked Vesterbacka to comment via Twitter. No answer yet, though. Thanks for that link.

Thanks for your input - I updated the story.