EA Shares Hits All-Time High on Battlefield 6 Success

Record interest in the Battlefield 6 beta testing has triggered an unprecedented rise in Electronic Arts shares. The company's stock price reached $176.12 per share, which was an absolute maximum in the publisher's history. This figure is especially impressive against the backdrop of a February drop to $116, caused by disappointment with Dragon Age: The Veilguard and a decrease in revenue from EA Sports FC.

Financial analysts attribute the sharp jump in quotes to the outstanding performance of the Battlefield 6 beta, which gathered 521 thousand concurrent players - more than the last three Call of Duty parts. Positive feedback from the community about the new shooter has strengthened the confidence of investors expecting significant profits from the release of the main version of the game.