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Net revenue of Electronic Arts from fiscal 2005 to 2025 (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Net revenue in million U.S. dollars
2024	7,562
2023	7,426
2022	6,991
2021	5,629
2020	5,537
2019	4,950
2018	5,150
2017	4,845
2016	4,396
2015	4,515
2014	3,575
2013	3,797
2012	4,143
2011	3,589
2010	3,654
2009	4,212
2008	3,665
2007	3,091
2006	2,951
2005	3,129

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May 2025

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April 2004 to March 2025

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Electronic Arts' financial year ends on March 31st of the respective year.

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Video gaming giant Electronic Arts generated net revenue of 7.46 billion U.S. dollars in its 2024 fiscal year. This marks a one percent decrease from the revenue from the previous year. The majority of revenue was generated through live services.

EA – a gaming giant

Founded in 1982, EA was one of the first companies to explore the idea of home computer games and, in the ensuing decades, has been responsible for legendary game franchises such as FIFA, Madden NFL, and The Sims. Given that it is headquartered in California, it is not surprising that a large slice of EA’s considerable revenue is generated in North America. Despite an ever-changing gaming market, the company has stuck close to its roots and still generates the majority of its revenue from console gaming. However, the rise of mobile gaming has seen EA’s revenue in this segment more than double between 2014 and 2020.

EA’s biggest games

One of the jewels in EA’s crown is its many sports game franchises. Its soccer offering, FIFA, shows no signs of waning in popularity despite the first game in the series being released back in 1993. The franchise’s latest release, EA Sports FC 25 is a popular game on Twitch. The series also features heavily on the list of all-time best-selling PlayStation 4 video game titles worldwide. Despite the immense success of the series, EA Sports parted ways with FIFA over licensing disagreements and FIFA 23 will be the last title in the collaboration. As of June 2023, the series was rebranded as EA Sports FC.