In letters to shareholders and related regulatory documents, Take-Two confirmed that GTA VI was scheduled for sale on 19 November 2026. The game distributor sees new onlines as a central catalyst for the next fiscal year and expects to run cash flows in excess of $1 billion in the 2027 fiscal year.

Financial year 2026 performance was higher than directed

The company disclosed a net booking of $6.72 billion for the 2026 fiscal year, higher than the previous guidance of $750 million, and a net profit of $6.66 billion. EBITDA reached $1.4 billion, significantly above the internal target of $919.5 million.

In terms of income structure, the income from mainframe and PC operations was $3.32 billion and that from mobile operations was $3.33 billion, which was close to the scale. The larger source of revenue remained ongoing consumption, including projects such as subscriptions, virtual currency and quarterly tickets, which amounted to $5.2 billion, or approximately 78 per cent of the total.

  • Net booking: $6.72 billion
  • Net receipts: $6.66 billion
  • Income from ongoing consumption: $5.2 billion

The old product still contributes to the cash flow.

Take-Two indicates that Rockstar still has a strong liquidity. The cumulative volume of GTA V has reached nearly 230 million, while the cumulative volume of Wild Darts: Redemption 2 has exceeded 80 million.

The company also mentioned that GTA Online continued its high level of activity, with strong updates in December 2025. The GTA+ subscription service is also growing in size, which provides a more stable revenue support for companies before they are formally sold.

This means that, even if GTA VI was initially subject to market resistance in pricing or distribution forms, existing online operations could hold income performance for some time.

New sales bets for 2027.

According to the company, the 2027 fiscal year is expected to become a performance point, with the central driving factor being the listing of GTA VI. However, Take-Two did not have a more specific year-round booking target this time, and the market still needs to observe new post-sale sales.

As at 16 July 2026, Take-Two ' s share price was $239.57, an increase of nearly 13 per cent over the previous month, but still below a 52-week high of $265.94. Previously, discussions around the pricing and digital distribution of $79.99 had triggered a rebound by some players.

The annual general meeting of shareholders will be held in September

Take-Two is scheduled to hold an annual shareholders ' conference online on 17 September 2026. Shareholders will vote on board elections, bills related to executive remuneration, amendments to company charters and the renewal of Ernst and Young as an auditing body.

The meeting, which was about two months from the issuance of GTA VI, was at a stage of greatest concern for the company ' s products and financial expectations. The market will then follow up on the 7 August press conference, when companies will also focus on whether to disclose advance sales data or further marketing arrangements.

Additional information:The statement in the paper that the date of sale was the “planned sale” used by the company in shareholder letters and regulatory documents is not a fait accompli after delivery.