Atari (ATA) H2 25/26 earnings summary
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H2 25/26 earnings summary
3 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Revenue grew 66% year-over-year to €56M, marking the third consecutive year of top-line growth and the highest revenue in over a decade.
Achieved operational profitability for the first time in several years, with positive current operating income and net income.
Major acquisitions included Thunderful Group, Implicit Conversions, and Hipster Whale, expanding the portfolio and development capabilities.
Released 30 games across owned and licensed IPs, and reintroduced cartridge-based hardware with new console editions.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue reached €56.0M, up from €33.6M, with Thunderful contributing €11.8M.
Gross margin increased to €41.8M (75% of revenue), up from €24.7M (73.5%).
Current operating income (excluding Thunderful) was €0.9M, compared to a loss of €0.8M prior year.
Net income (excluding Thunderful) was €0.1M, a turnaround from a €12.6M loss.
Cash flow from operations was positive at €11.0M.
Outlook and guidance
Plans to continue retro-focused growth strategy, investing in new releases and leveraging newly acquired studios.
Continued investment in IP and content, with activity expected to be stronger in the second half of the fiscal year.
Will consider further acquisitions and minority investments to complement the IP portfolio.
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