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With GTA 6 still scheduled to launch in November, publisher Take-Two Interactive is expecting its current financial year–running from April 1 to March 31, 2027–to be very profitable. The company is expecting a 20% growth through the middle of the 2026 financial year, with revenue predicted to reach $8.2 billion thanks to GTA 6 and several other games.
According to Take-Two’s estimates, it’s forecasting that Rockstar Games will be responsible for roughly 37% of its revenue, Zynga 34%, and other games from the 2K label will make up 29% of that revenue. GTA 6 will likely bring in an absurd amount of cash, alongside other legacy titles from Rockstar Games like GTA 5–which is the second-best-selling game of all time–Red Dead Redemption 2, and the microtransactions attached to those older titles.
Zynga still remains a sales juggernaut with its portfolio of mobile games, while the 2K Games label includes annual sports titles like NBA, PGA Tour, and WWE–all lucrative IP that have significant post-launch strategies. To put that into perspective, NBA 2K26 was a big hit this year for Take-Two Interactive, and it has had an “outstanding” year thanks to a boost in microtransaction sales. “Our live-service execution remains a cornerstone
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