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Electronic Arts
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Electronic Arts reported its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2023, highlighting a resilient performance driven by its live services model and the successful launch of its flagship sports titles. The company reported total net bookings of $1.754 billion for the quarter, contributing to a trailing twelve-month total of $7.381 billion, a 4% increase year-over-year. Live services remain the primary revenue engine, accounting for 73% of total net bookings, while the company’s active player network expanded to over 600 million accounts.
Key operational highlights include the strong market reception of FIFA 23, which achieved a 10% increase in unit sell-through during its first four weeks compared to its predecessor. While full-game bookings saw a 6% decline at constant currency due to the timing of the F1 franchise release, the company maintained a diversified portfolio across console, PC, and mobile platforms. Financial health remains stable, with free cash flow reaching $1.575 billion over the trailing twelve months.
Looking ahead, the company adjusted its fiscal year 2023 net bookings guidance downward by $250 million, citing significant foreign exchange headwinds and shifting expectations within the mobile gaming market. Despite these external pressures, management reaffirmed its commitment to its long-term strategy, which includes a robust title slate for the remainder of the fiscal year and continued investment in environmental, social, and governance initiatives. The company’s financial outlook relies on internal GAAP-based modeling and assumes current foreign exchange trends will persist through the remainder of the fiscal year.
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