Electronic Arts stock rose 1% on Wednesday after the company’s fourth-quarter results beat expectations and analysts raised price targets, according to Benzinga. Net bookings hit $1.79 billion, topping both consensus and guidance, while adjusted EPS reached $1.58, well above the guidance range. Fiscal year 2026 guidance suggests net bookings of $7.6 to $8 billion and EPS of $7.60 to $8.40. Wedbush raised its price target from $179 to $210, maintaining an Outperform rating. EA expects to maintain $70 price tags for Xbox/PS5 games but sees room to hike all retail titles by $10, boosting bookings by $350 million.
