- Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) will announce its Q3 2025 earnings results on Tuesday February 4th, after market hours
- Analysts expect EA to report revenues of around US$2.30 billion, which would be a 2.8 per cent decline year-over-year
- EA reached an agreement to acquire TRACAB Technologies to enhance EA SPORTS by leveraging TRACAB’s technology and teams to harness advanced AI, machine learning, and real-time sports data
- Electronic Arts stock (NASDAQ:EA) last traded at US$122.91
Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) will announce its Q3 2025 earnings results on Tuesday February 4th, after market hours.
Investors are watching EA for several reasons
- Revenue and earnings: Analysts expect EA to report revenues of around US$2.30 billion, which would be a 2.8 per cent decline year-over-year. Adjusted earnings are anticipated to be US$3.08 per share.
- Guidance: Investors will be looking for EA’s guidance for the upcoming quarters, especially after the company missed EPS guidance last quarter.
- Performance of key titles: The performance of major game releases and live services, such as “FC” and “Apex Legends,” will be scrutinized to gauge their impact on EA’s financials.
- Market reaction: EA’s stock has been down 15.4 per cent over the past month, so investors will be interested in management’s commentary on market conditions and future growth prospects.
- Analyst ratings: Recent analyst ratings and price targets will also be a point of interest. The average analyst price target is currently US$148.46, compared to the current share price of US$121.95.
Besides its earnings results providing insights into the company’s financial performance and future outlook, this week is a big one for EA, as it continues to advance its business and engage with its community.
TRACAB Technologies acquisition
On Monday, EA announced that it had reached an agreement to acquire TRACAB Technologies, a known name in advanced sports optical tracking and analysis solutions. This acquisition is expected to enhance EA SPORTS by leveraging TRACAB’s technology and teams to harness advanced AI, machine learning, and real-time sports data. This can help EA create lifelike animation and simulate real-world action more effectively.
(Source: Business Wire)
Battlefield Labs
EA’s Battlefield franchise has announced an ambitious community testing program called Battlefield Labs. The next Battlefield experience is entering a critical phase in development, and this program will benefit from unprecedented collaboration with the community. The first phase of Battlefield Labs testing will go live in the coming weeks, and players can sign up now. Battlefield Labs will play a significant role in the development efforts of Battlefield Studios.
(Source: Business Wire)
Madden Bowl
Just in time for the Super Bowl this weekend, EA SPORTS will present the Madden Bowl on February 7th at 6 PM CT, where the Madden NFL Championship Series champ will once again be crowned. The top Madden NFL 25 players will compete for their share of US$1 million in total prizing. Celebrating a decade of the championship, the finale will air live from New Orleans on the official Twitch and YouTube channels.
It’s in the game! (Unless it’s DLC)
With headquarters in Redwood City, California, and studios all over the world, Electronic Arts is a digital interactive entertainment company that develops, markets, publishes and delivers games, content and services that can be played by consumers on a range of platforms such as game consoles, personal computers, mobile phones, and tablets.
Electronic Arts stock (NASDAQ:EA) last traded at US$122.91 and though it had climbed roughly 4 per cent last week, it has lost 8.92 per cent since February 2024.
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