Electronic Arts Inc. (EA)
One of EA's key videogame franchises has stalled, and shares are sinking
Shares of Electronic Arts Inc. fell after hours on Wednesday after the videogame developer cut its outlook for the months ahead, following stumbles in its big soccer gaming franchise as well as in some of its role-playing games during a quarter typically lifted by holiday demand.
EA cuts 2025 bookings forecast, shares fall
Video gaming company Electronic Arts cut its forecast for fiscal year 2025 bookings on Wednesday, citing weakness across some sports titles.
EA shares drop 7% after company lowers guidance due to weakness in soccer, other games
Electronic Arts slashed its full-year guidance for bookings on Wednesday, blaming the shortfall on underperforming games, in particular its soccer franchise. Global Football, as EA calls it, started to see a slowdown during the December quarter after two years of double-digit growth in net bookings.
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Electronic Arts downgraded to Hold from Buy at Stifel
Stifel analyst Drew Crum downgraded Electronic Arts to Hold from Buy with an unchanged $167 price target. The firm remains positive on the stock longer term given its fundamental outlook for the company, but it is reducing its net booking estimates following its "review of game model", the analyst tells investors in a research note. Stifel adds that it sees "limited upside" for shares in the near term.
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EA shares are benefiting from demand for live services and full game revenues. However, sluggish packaged goods revenues and intense competition are headwinds.
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Buy, Sell, Or Hold EA Stock At $165?
Electronic Arts (NYSE: EA) has risen over 25% from levels of $130 in early 2022 to $160 now, aligning with the performance of the S&P 500 index over this period. The company has seen a solid sales growth over the recent years, despite tepid consumer spending.
Electronic Arts: Continued Focus On Live Services May Drive Top Line Growth And Enhance Margins
For 2Q25, EA generated $2.03 billion in revenues, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.80%. Recent growth is attributable to the strength in the company's full games segment. EA's portfolio of games and new strategic initiatives is likely to accelerate the company's growth. In addition to revenue growth, the company is attempting to enhance its margin by focusing on its live service segment to expand top line while maintaining the cost of production.
