Once upon a time, Take-Two Interactive projected $8 billion in revenue for the Fiscal Year 2025.
Things have obviously changed since, possibly because of a potential delay to Grand Theft Auto 6, among other reasons. Regardless of the truth about the original plans for the upcoming game, what’s clear now is that it isn’t the only reason Strauss Zelnick, the company’s CEO, was and remains so confident.
After lowering its expectations for the current financial year, Take-Two confirmed in its most recent earnings report that it expects a significant boost in revenue for the next two fiscal years, and it’s not hard to see why.
All eyes might be on GTA 6 and whether the upcoming game will result in a “rising ride lifts all boats situation”, but Take-Two isn’t about to hedge all its bets on one title.
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Things have obviously changed since, possibly because of a potential delay to Grand Theft Auto 6, among other reasons. Regardless of the truth about the original plans for the upcoming game, what’s clear now is that it isn’t the only reason Strauss Zelnick, the company’s CEO, was and remains so confident.
After lowering its expectations for the current financial year, Take-Two confirmed in its most recent earnings report that it expects a significant boost in revenue for the next two fiscal years, and it’s not hard to see why.
All eyes might be on GTA 6 and whether the upcoming game will result in a “rising ride lifts all boats situation”, but Take-Two isn’t about to hedge all its bets on one title.
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