EA Stocks soar to all-time high
Sports game juggernaut Electronic Arts has doubled it's stock over the last year according the last week's market. Sitting at $72.07, the stock is at its highest value to date. After plummeting to shares under $12 dollars in 2008, EA stock is, according to CNBC, "one of the best performing stocks in the S&P 500."Much of the credit should go to CEO Andrew Wilson, who took the reigns from John Riccitello in 2013. Record digital sales played a big part in EA's success with much of its revenue coming from Ultimate Team and mobile games.
Sports game juggernaut Electronic Arts has doubled it’s stock over the last year according the last week’s market. Sitting at $72.07, the stock is at its highest value to date. After plummeting to shares under $12 dollars in 2008, EA stock is, according to CNBC, “one of the best performing stocks in the S&P 500.”
Much of the credit should go to CEO Andrew Wilson, who took the reigns from John Riccitello in 2013. Record digital sales played a big part in EA’s success with much of its revenue coming from Ultimate Team and mobile games.
Besides EA’s stellar roster of sports games, fans can expect a highly regarded Battlefront game as well as new installments of Need For Speed and Mirror’s Edge.