Take-Two Interactive‘s share price has risen following the release of the second GTA 6 trailer. As expected, it has made gains due to the record breaking trailer.
Last week, Rockstar Games formally announced the game was delayed by more than 6 months. What had been a Fall 2025 release window for a year became a May 26th 2026 date. This caused Rockstar’s parent company’s share price to suffer a steep drop of around $10 which we reported on here.
Whilst it did not tumble a huge amount, it was still costly. Take-Two’s CEO moved quickly to reduce panic with investors. He wrote a statement which was shared on Take-Two’s website for investors.
In that same article we suggested new screenshots or a new trailer would shift the sentiment of disappointed fans and investors. Well, that certainly happened. Rockstar delivered 70 new screenshots and an incredible 3 minute trailer this week.
Price Rise
With the shadow drop of trailer 2, Take-Two Interactive’s share price shot up around 3$. This was the largest spike in a few weeks. It ended up losing that height in 15 minutes but it has since recovered. The share price is hovering closer to where it was before the delay but it has not fully recovered yet.
Take-Two Interactive will report their previous quarter’s financial results next week on May 15th. We’ll hopefully learn a little more from Take-Two on their feelings surrounding GTA VI. No doubt investors will be asking questions. We’ll be reported on everything that is said in the reports and earnings call so stay tuned.
In other GTA VI, the trailer broke records becoming the most watched trailer in 24 hours. Plus, Rockstar reiterated the new trailer is absolutely half gameplay, half cutscenes. This is in spite some people online were raising eyebrows.
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