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EA's Back‑To‑Back Hits Power Q1 Beat—Analysts Forecast 8% Revenue Growth
The announcement of upbeat revenues from Electronic Arts (EA) led to a rally in their shares, supported by strong performances from EA SPORTS and Apex Legends. Analysts maintain positive ratings and anticipate earnings accretion from share buybacks.
EA posted earnings of 57 cents a share for its fiscal first quarter, within management’s forecasted range of 49 to 66 cents.
Electronic Arts isn’t looking to increase game prices to $80; well, not right now, at least. “We’re not looking to make any ...
Net Revenue: $1.92 billion for Q1 FY2026, up 15% year over year, driven by live services and new game launches Operating ...
EA decided not to follow the Nintendo path and won't increase the price of its games. The company has announced that the ...
The videogame developer posted a profit of $201 million, boosted by its “F1 25” and global football games.
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During today's Q1 earnings call, CEO Andrew Wilson was asked about the potential return of College Basketball, likely in ...
Electronic Arts forecast second-quarter net bookings below Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, pressured by uncertain ...
Q1 2026 Management View CEO Andrew Wilson opened by stating, "we delivered a strong first quarter to start FY '26, landing above the high end of our guidance." He highlighted the company's position ...
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