Take-Two's value increased by a billion dollars following a leak about the revenue of GTA Online and Red Dead Online
A hacker attack on Rockstar Games unexpectedly had a positive effect on its parent company — Take-Two Interactive. Amid the data leak, the market value of Take-Two surged to $38 billion.
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As noted by Insider Gaming, Take-Two was valued at a billion dollars less just before the leak. However, its stock price technically increased only slightly — from $202.26 to $206.66 per share, which is just a 2.2% rise.
It's noteworthy that at its peak in October 2025, Take-Two's stock was much higher at $264.79. Consequently, the company's market value was also greater. But then Take-Two decided to once again delay GTA VI, which ultimately affected its capitalization. It's possible that Take-Two could set a new record after the game's release, which is slated for November 19, 2026.
Let's recall that hackers leaked information online regarding GTA Online and Red Dead Online's earnings. It was revealed that GTA Online is still generating approximately $1.3 million every day, with the game's annual revenue nearing $500 million. Meanwhile, Red Dead Online brings in about $26.4 million annually.