Take-Two Expands Investor Access with Strategic Warsaw Listing

Video game powerhouse Take-Two Interactive has executed a strategic market expansion, enabling direct trading of its shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange starting today. This move, far more than a procedural formality, capitalizes on the company’s recent strong quarterly performance and opens access to a new pool of European investors.

Capitalizing on Strong Quarterly Momentum

The timing of this strategic expansion is particularly noteworthy. Take-Two reported impressive results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, with revenue reaching $1.50 billion. The company significantly outperformed its own expectations, with net bookings soaring to $1.42 billion. This robust performance prompted management to raise its full-year net bookings guidance to a range of $6.05 to $6.15 billion.

Opening Doors to Eastern European Markets

The listing on the Warsaw Exchange’s GlobalConnect market represents a significant opportunity for both the company and regional investors. For the first time, investors across Eastern Europe can purchase Take-Two shares directly using Polish złoty, eliminating currency conversion costs and simplifying the investment process. This initiative, facilitated by Santander Biuro Maklerskie, positions Take-Two among 44 other international corporations on the platform, potentially attracting a previously untapped investor base.

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Mobile Gaming Drives Record Performance

The primary engine behind Take-Two’s outstanding quarterly results is its mobile gaming division, which accounted for a substantial 56% of total net bookings. The strategic acquisition of Zynga continues to deliver exceptional returns, with two titles showing particularly strong growth:
* Match Factory! recorded a 33% year-over-year increase
* Toon Blast grew by an impressive 22%

This mobile-focused strategy has not only propelled the company past financial forecasts but also signals a strategic pivot toward the lucrative mobile gaming market, complementing its traditional console blockbuster business.