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Electronic Arts Posts Record Bookings as $55 Billion Acquisition Progresses

Key Facts

1Electronic Arts net bookings rose to $1.86 billion from $1.8 billion in the prior period.
2The company stated that the buyout deal remains on track.

Electronic Arts delivered a significant financial beat in its fourth quarter, reporting revenue of $2.12 billion, which exceeded analyst estimates of $2 billion. For the fiscal year ended March 2026, the company achieved record net bookings of $8.03 billion and operating cash flow of $2.55 billion. A key highlight is the nearing close of the $55 billion all-cash acquisition deal involving the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and Silver Lake, currently under final regulatory review. Despite a dip in engagement within the Battlefield franchise, Citigroup raised its price target for EA to $204, signaling continued confidence in the company's trajectory. These developments underscore management's strategy to maximize shareholder value through both organic growth and massive scale acquisitions. Market participants remain focused on the final regulatory approvals and the integration of these assets into EA's global gaming portfolio.