Take-Two Interactive
Video games · United States
Take-Two makes and publishes video games through Rockstar Games, 2K and Zynga, and earns most of its revenue from in-game purchases and mobile games.
What makes it different
Half of its revenue comes from mobile games.
50.1%Mobile share of net revenueFY2026
Free-to-play games from Zynga earn as much as the console blockbusters that give the company its name.
How big it is
How big is Take-Two Interactive?
$6.66BNet revenueFY2026
$6.72BNet BookingsFY2026
12,909EmployeesFY2026
How it makes money FY2026
Half mobile, four in ten console.
- Mobile$3.33B
- Console$2.60B
- PC and other$726M
How the business works
Build hits. Sell everywhere. Keep players spending.
- 1Few blockbuster franchises
- 2Console, PC and app stores
- 3In-game purchases
Blockbusters bring players in, and in-game purchases keep revenue flowing between launches.
Who owns it
- Vanguard Capital Management7.02%
- BlackRock, Inc.6.81%
- State Street Corporation6.43%
CEO: Strauss Zelnick
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1993Take-Two is incorporated in Delaware
- 1998Shares move to the Nasdaq National Market
- 2005Buys Visual Concepts, maker of the 2K sports series
- 2007Strauss Zelnick becomes Chairman
- 2013Releases Grand Theft Auto V
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Take-Two Interactive's own reports.
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Where the money comes from2 regions
United States
International
The full timeline17 moments
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