Electronic Arts (EA) is currently undergoing a significant acquisition, and as a result, the company will not be hosting earnings results for the time being. The ongoing leveraged buyout has effectively put a halt to conference calls and insights into EA’s quarterly performance.
Shacknews confirmed with Monica Roldan, Program Manager and Executive Assistant at Electronic Arts (EA) Investor Relations, that the company will not be posting earnings results or hosting conference calls due to the pending leveraged buyout. Investors and consumers had been eagerly awaiting the Q2 FY26 earnings results, but those updates will be delayed amidst the acquisition process.
EA recently announced a $55 billion sale involving Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners. This leveraged buyout is set to be an all-cash transaction, promising to return $210 per share to the company’s stockholders.
However, the deal has not been met with universal approval. Worker unions and several U.S. senators have expressed concerns and pushed back against the acquisition. Their apprehension centers around fears that some studios under EA may be labeled as “less profitable,” despite these studios playing a crucial role in shaping EA’s reputation and contributing significantly to its success.
As the acquisition progresses, more details and updates are expected, but for now, EA’s earnings disclosures remain on hold.
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