EA Announces “Solid” Financial Results Driven by FIFA 23 & Live Services
Today Electronic Arts released itsfinancial resultsfor the second quarter of the fiscal year 2023, related to the period between July 1 and Jun 07, 2025.
you’re able to find a summary of the publisher’s financial performance in the table below.
The results were defined “solid” but revenue was slightly down year-on-year. Yet, that’s mostly due to the fact that F1 2022 launched in Q1 this year while it did in Q2 last year. Live services took the lion’s share of total revenue as usual.
The press release also included the traditional comment from CEO Andrew Wilson, which praised the performance of EA Sports games and live services.
“In Q2, EA delivered strong engagement and deeply immersive experiences across our portfolio, with new EA SPORTS titles and multi-platform live services powering the business, More people than ever before are turning to games as their primary platform for social connection and creativity. With EA’s unrivaled IP, talented teams, and growing player network, we are well-positioned to lead the future of entertainment.”
CFO Chris Suh also commented, calling the results a “solid quarter.”
“Q2 was a solid quarter. We again delivered on our revenue and profit commitments, driven by our EA SPORTS portfolio and our multi-platform live services business. With our resilient business model, disciplined execution, and healthy underlying fundamentals, we are poised to deliver long-term growth.”
Electronic Arts also published a set of metrics and highlights of its business results, which you can read below.
Selected Operating Highlights and Metrics
Selected Financial Highlights and Metrics
If you’d like to compare with historical data, you can check out the results for the previous quarter,which were announced in August.
