EA has released some of its latest financial results before it gets personal a consortium led by the Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund and a private equity firm co-founded by Jared Kushner.
According to the company financial report for the second quarter ended September 30, 2025.Consolidated net orders fell 13 percent year over year to $1.8 billion. The company said the drop was partly due to “outstanding” performance College Football 25 during the previous year, which he was unable to replicate.
The game's quarterly revenue fell to $618 million from $716 million year over year. Revenue from live services and other sources fell to $1.22 billion from $1.31 billion in the same period.
Despite this decline, EA stated that Crazy NFL 26 And Apex Legends ensured an increase in net bookings compared to last year. EA Sport FC 26 net bookings also grew by mid-single digits compared to EA Sport FC 25 (after adjusting for differences in the timing of the deluxe edition).
In addition, EA announced successful launches Skate And Battlefield 6— which has amassed 15 million players and 7 million in sales respectively — underscores the strength of its long-term strategy to create a “community-focused experience focused on creativity, connection and long-term growth.”
“Across our broad portfolio—from EA Sports to Battlefield, The Sims and Skate—our teams continue to create high-quality games that connect and inspire players around the world,” said EA CEO Andrew Wilson. “The creativity, passion and innovation of our teams is at the heart of everything we do.
EA will no longer provide forward-looking guidance or hold quarterly earnings calls in light of its upcoming $55 billion buyout.
