Earnings Call
May 21, 2026
Q1 FY2026
EPS Estimate
0.58
EPS Actual
—
Post-Earnings Close
$227.55
Earnings Reaction
-4.4%
Take-Two's fiscal first quarter of 2026 was defined by a sweeping mobile outperformance that drove net bookings to $1.42 billion, well above the guided range of $1.25, $1.30 billion and representing a meaningful beat across virtually every segment. The upside was broad-based: Peak's Toon Blast grew 22% year-over-year and nearly 75% on a two-year stack, Match Factory! hit record net bookings with 33% growth, and Rollic's Color Block Jam, now the studio's highest-grossing title ever, held top-of-chart positioning throughout the quarter. NBA 2K All-Star in China also contributed meaningfully following its March launch. The mobile segment's low-teens growth substantially exceeded internal forecasts, and management's commentary suggests the outperformance was driven by a deliberate strategic pivot away from hyper-casual toward hybrid-casual monetization, a shift that appears to be bearing fruit in both engagement depth and revenue conversion.
Report generated on May 20, 2026
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Chief Executive Officer
The quarter's results reflected a combination of company-specific execution and broader sector dynamics, with management addressing several of the key debates that analysts had flagged heading into the print. Guidance commentary pointed to continued momentum in the core segments, while questions on margins and capital allocation drew more nuanced responses from the leadership team over the course of the call.
The quarter's results reflected a combination of company-specific execution and broader sector dynamics, with management addressing several of the key debates that analysts had flagged heading into the print. Guidance commentary pointed to continued momentum in the core segments, while questions on margins and capital allocation drew more nuanced responses from the leadership team over the course of the call.
The quarter's results reflected a combination of company-specific execution and broader sector dynamics, with management addressing several of the key debates that analysts had flagged heading into the print. Guidance commentary pointed to continued momentum in the core segments, while questions on margins and capital allocation drew more nuanced responses from the leadership team over the course of the call.
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