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Country US

Exchange NASDAQ

Industry Electronic Gaming & Multimedia

Sector Technology

Market Cap $38.10B

CEO Mr. Andrew Wilson

Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) is a company that creates and sells video games for computers, game consoles, and mobile devices. They make popular games in different categories, like sports (FIFA, Madden NFL), racing (Need for Speed), and adventure (Apex Legends). EA not only develops these games but also works with other companies to share and sell them. They reach players through online stores and regular shops, making it easy for people to buy and enjoy their games.

Streams of revenue

Live services and other, net revenue: 65%

Full game downloads, net revenue: 24%

Packaged goods, net revenue: 12%

Geographic Distribution

International: 56%

North America: 44%

Core Products

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FIFA Soccer video game

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The Sims Life simulation game

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Madden NFL Football video game

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Battlefield War-themed shooter

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Apex Legends Battle royale game

Business Type

Business to Consumer

Competitive Advantages

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Licensing Agreements Strategic partnerships and licensing agreements with popular franchises (e.g., FIFA, Star Wars) provide exclusive content and attract dedicated fanbases.

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Diverse Game Portfolio EA offers a wide range of games across various genres, appealing to a broad audience and reducing dependency on a single title.

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Robust Online Services EA's strong digital distribution platform and online services, including EA Play, enhance user engagement and recurring revenue through subscriptions.

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Strong Brand Recognition EA has a well-established brand with popular franchises like FIFA, The Sims, and Battlefield, ensuring customer loyalty and recognition.

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Innovative Technology and Development EA invests heavily in game development technology, allowing for high-quality graphics and immersive gameplay that keep players returning.

Key Business Risks

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Market Competition Intense competition from other gaming companies can lead to loss of market share and reduced revenue.

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Regulatory Challenges Increasing regulations around gaming content, microtransactions, and data privacy can affect operations and profitability.

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Supply Chain Disruptions Dependence on third-party distributors and suppliers can lead to delays and increased costs in game distribution.

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Technological Advancements Rapid changes in technology may require continuous investment in R&D to stay competitive and relevant.

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Changing Consumer Preferences Shifts in gamer interests and preferences can impact sales of existing titles and future game development.

Meeting Expectations

6 /10

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