Both Electronic Arts and Under Armour ended up with well-received earnings reports following very different quarters. Electronic Arts saw its revenue increase nearly 21% year-over-year during its strongest financial first quarter in its 38-year history. Under Armour posted higher-than-expected revenue numbers; however, revenues were down nearly 41% from the previous year.
EA’s report was likely a result of the multitude of stay-at-home orders across the globe as revenue reached $1.46 billion for the quarter ending June 30, up from last year’s $1.21 billion. Shares for EA have risen roughly 31% since the beginning of the year.
Under Armour, which had a tumultuous quarter, said it was encouraged by its ecommerce sales and momentum as stores reopened. However, it warned that sales could dip as much as 25% in the second half of 2020. UA’s stock has lost nearly 51% of its value this calendar year.
Earnings To Watch This Week:
8/3: Take Two Interactive
8/4: Activision Blizzard, Fox Corp., Sony, and Walt Disney
8/5: Discovery Communications and Roku
8/6: Adidas
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