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Q4 GAAP net loss $59.5M ($0.32 loss per share); FY GAAP net loss $298.2M ($1.62 loss per share).
Take-Two reports Q3 FY2026 Net Bookings $1.76B, up 28% YoY; raises FY2026 outlook
Net Bookings $1.76B beat guidance; recurrent spending up 23% to 76% of total.
Take-Two beats Q2 bookings, raises FY2026 outlook; GTA VI delayed to Nov 19, 2026
Net bookings $1.96B for Q2 FY2026, up 33% YoY, above company's guidance range.
Take-Two files 8-K on use of investor presentation; FCC investigation terminated
FCC Chairman directed staff to terminate investigation into EchoStar's buildout compliance.
Take-Two Q1 Net Bookings $1.42B (+17% YoY) beat guidance; raises FY26 outlook to $6.05-6.15B
Net Bookings $1.42B, 17% above prior year and above guidance; recurrent spending up 17% (83% of bookings).
Take-Two prices 4.75M share offering at $225/sh for ~$1.04B net proceeds
Priced 4,750,000 shares at $225.00 each; underwriters exercised option for an additional 712,500 shares in full.
Take-Two Q4 net bookings $1.58B (+17%); FY2026 outlook $5.9-$6.0B
Q4 net bookings $1.58B (+17% YoY); GAAP net revenue $1.58B (+13%).
GTA VI release date set for May 26, 2026; Take-Two reaffirms record bookings outlook
Rockstar Games announces Grand Theft Auto VI release date of May 26, 2026, delayed from Fall 2025.
Take-Two Q3 net loss widens to $125M; net bookings $1.37B, within guidance
GAAP net loss $125.2M ($0.71/share) vs $91.6M ($0.54) YoY; revenue $1.36B vs $1.37B.
Take-Two Q2 net bookings $1.47B at top of guidance; reaffirms FY2025 outlook
Net bookings of $1.47B (top of guidance range), up 2% YoY; GAAP net revenue $1.35B (+4%).
Take-Two Q1 net bookings $1.22B, flat YoY; GAAP net loss $262M; reiterates FY25 bookings outlook
Net bookings $1.22B (+1% YoY); recurrent consumer spending flat at 83% of total Net Bookings.
Take-Two prices $600M senior notes offering to refinance 2025 notes
Issued $300M of 5.400% senior notes due 2029 and $300M of 5.600% senior notes due 2034.
Take-Two issues 2.83M unregistered shares to Gearbox Parent to close Gearbox acquisition
Final share count of 2,830,084 unregistered common shares issued to Gearbox Parent upon closing.
Q4 net bookings $1.35B exceeded high-end of guidance; recurrent consumer spending 79% of total Net Bookings.
Take-Two approves cost reduction program: $160-200M charges, 5% workforce cut, $165M annual savings
Plan includes $120-140M title cancellations, $25-35M severance, and $15-25M office space reductions.
Take-Two acquires Gearbox Entertainment for $460M in stock; closing by Sept. 2024
Base purchase price of $460 million paid in newly issued TTWO common stock, valued at 5-day VWAP before closing.
Take-Two to acquire Gearbox for $460M in stock; closes in Q1 FY2025
Purchase price of $460M paid entirely in newly issued Take-Two common stock.
Take-Two Q3 FY2024 net bookings $1.34B, down 3% YoY; cuts FY2024 outlook
GAAP net revenue $1.37B (-3% YoY); GAAP net loss $91.6M ($0.54 loss per share) vs. loss of $153.4M last year.
Take-Two Q2 FY2024 net bookings $1.44B down 4% YoY; GAAP net loss $543.6M
GAAP net loss of $543.6M ($3.20 per share) vs $257.0M loss last year; includes $219.7M intangible and $165.4M goodwill impairment.
Take-Two Q1 Net Bookings $1.20B, up 20%; net loss widens to $206M
Net Bookings $1.20B (+20% YoY); driven by GTA Online, GTA V, NBA 2K23.
Take-Two FY2023: Revenue $5.35B (+53%), net loss $1.12B ($7.03 EPS) on $544M impairments
GAAP net revenue up 53% to $5.35B; digitally-delivered revenue 95% of total.
GAAP net revenue increased 56% to $1.41B, with 95% from digital and79% from recurrent consumer spending.
Take-Two subsidiary Rollic acquires Popcore, a hyper-casual mobile game developer
Popcore's games have been downloaded globally more than 500 million times; titles include Parking Jam 3D and Pull the Pin!
Take-Two Q2 FY2023 revenue up 62% to $1.4B; Net Bookings $1.5B; updates FY outlook
GAAP net revenue $1.4B (+62% YoY); net loss $257M ($1.54/sh) vs $10.2M income last year.
2K Games reports vendor credential breach used to send malicious links to players
Unauthorized third party illegally accessed vendor credentials for 2K's customer help desk platform on Sept 20, 2022.
Rockstar Games reports network intrusion; Grand Theft Auto early footage stolen
Unauthorized third party accessed and downloaded confidential information including early development footage for next Grand Theft Auto.
Take-Two furnishes investor presentation highlighting FY2022 financials and Zynga integration
Net revenue of $3.50B for FY2022; digital revenue accounted for 90% of total.
Take-Two Q1 GAAP net loss $0.76 (vs $1.30 yr ago); rev +36% to $1.1B; includes Zynga 39 days
GAAP net loss $104M ($0.76 per share) vs net income $152.3M ($1.30) in prior year.
Take-Two completes Zynga acquisition; pro forma FY2022 net loss $409M
Pro forma combined net revenue $6.3B for FY ended March 31, 2022, vs. Take-Two standalone $3.5B.
Take-Two's unit repurchases $845M of Zynga 2026 notes, $668M of 2024 notes converted
Zynga 2026 notes: $845.1M principal (96.64%) tendered and accepted for repurchase at par.
Take-Two completes Zynga acquisition; issues ~46.3M shares, $3.50 cash per Zynga share
Merger completed May 23, 2022; Zynga stockholders received 0.0406 TTWO shares + $3.50 cash per share.
Take-Two and Zynga stockholders approve merger; closing expected May 23
Take-Two share issuance proposal approved with 80.5M for, 1.9M against; charter amendment and adjournment also passed.
Take-Two appoints Ellen Siminoff and Bing Gordon to Board effective upon Zynga merger close
Board size increased from 8 to 10; Siminoff and Gordon appointed as directors, contingent on closing the Zynga merger.
Take-Two reports FY2022 revenue $3.5B (+4%), guides FY2023 record Net Bookings $3.75-3.85B
GAAP net revenue $3.50B (+4% YoY); GAAP diluted EPS $3.58 vs $5.09 last year.
Ellen Siminoff and William 'Bing' Gordon, the two members of the Zynga board of directors who were selected by Zynga for appointment to the Take-Two Board pursuant to the Merger Agreement, became members of the Take-Two Board of Directors.
Ellen Siminoff and William 'Bing' Gordon, the two members of the Zynga board of directors who were selected by Zynga for appointment to the Take-Two Board pursuant to the Merger Agreement, became members of the Take-Two Board of Directors.
Ellen Siminoff and William “Bing” Gordon, the two members of the Zynga board of directors who were selected by Zynga for appointment to the Take-Two Board pursuant to the Merger Agreement, will become members of the Take-Two Board of Directors.
Ellen Siminoff and William “Bing” Gordon, the two members of the Zynga board of directors who were selected by Zynga for appointment to the Take-Two Board pursuant to the Merger Agreement, will become members of the Take-Two Board of Directors.
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