Electronic Arts (EA) has just released its Q4 and FY25 earnings report, and the numbers paint a picture of a company poised for growth, with strong performances across its portfolio and exciting announcements for the future.
Financial Performance: A Strong Finish to FY25
EA reported net bookings of $7.355 billion for FY25, driven by the success of its EA SPORTS franchises, including College Football and FC. The Sims also had a historic Q4, celebrating its 25th anniversary with double-digit growth.
Other key financial highlights include:
- Net revenue for FY25: $7.463 billion.
- Net cash provided by operating activities: $549 million for Q4 and $2.079 billion for the fiscal year.
- EA repurchased 9.8 million shares for $1.375 billion in Q4, totaling 17.6 million shares for $2.5 billion over the fiscal year.
Looking ahead, EA expects FY26 net bookings to range between $7.6 billion and $8 billion, driven by upcoming releases like Battlefield and Skate.
Battlefield: The Next Chapter
EA CEO Andrew Wilson confirmed that the next Battlefield game will be revealed this summer, marking a pivotal step in EA’s next generation of blockbuster entertainment. The game is set to launch by March 2026, and expectations are high for a return to form after previous mixed receptions.
Split Fiction: A Breakout Success
EA’s new co-op game, Split Fiction, has been a standout performer, selling nearly 4 million units since its launch in March. The game’s success has contributed to EA’s strong Q4 results, alongside EA SPORTS FC and The Sims.
EA’s latest earnings report highlights a company in a strong financial position, with a promising slate of upcoming releases. The Battlefield reveal will be a major moment for the franchise, while Split Fiction’s success proves EA’s ability to launch new IPs successfully.