CEO Andrew Wilson says EA ‘reignited’ momentum for EA Sports FC in fiscal Q4
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EA Sports achieved “brand building” in Q4 of its 2025 financial year, according to CEO Andrew Wilson, who revealed the company is working on a “dynamic live service” version of skateboarding game Skate, and a major reveal for Battlefield during fiscal year 2026 (FY26).
The strength of soccer games helped the company achieve Q4 growth, along with The Sims and Split Fiction, with the latter selling twice as many copies as expected.
EA also plans to broaden its reach with “new strategic partners,” according to Wilson.
But despite positive Q4 performance, EA made layoffs at Respawn and elsewhere, as the company realigned its resources, managed costs, and focused on areas of biggest opportunity.
Wilson commented that FY25 net bookings were down 1% (7.36bn),withfullgamebookingsup12.02bn), and live services bookings down 2% ($5.34bn).
American football and UFC games helped offset losses elsewhere.