TTWO earnings date November 2026: Take-Two Interactive reported fiscal second-quarter results on November 9, 2026, after the close, and at 8:45 a.m. PT on November 10 the shares were up 7.33% while every China listing we track was down.

That is a quarter that missed the company's own guidance and moved the stock anyway, because what it said about Grand Theft Auto VI matters more than what it said about the quarter.

When does TTWO report earnings?

Take-Two Interactive reported on November 9, 2026, after the US market closed, which is the date carried by the scan row in our 6:33 a.m. PT scan that morning with 0 days left on it.

The release landed about 15 minutes after the close, so the November 9 session was not the reaction. The reaction is this morning, and the row that morning carried a headline about earnings being imminent rather than a results story.

What Take-Two printed in fiscal Q2 2027

Net Bookings were $1.60 billion, down 18% from $1.96 billion a year earlier, and GAAP net revenue was $1.50 billion, down 16%. GAAP net loss narrowed to $54.0 million, or $0.29 per share, from $133.9 million.

Bookings came in just under the company's own guidance of $1.62 billion to $1.67 billion. Recurrent consumer spending fell 9% against guidance of a 5% decline, and it was 81% of net bookings.

NBA 2K27 launched with the second-highest net bookings in the series history but below the company's forecast, and the Grand Theft Auto series beat its forecast. GTA V has now sold nearly 235 million units.

The part that mattered was the launch ahead of it. Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders are tracking far in excess of initial expectations, and the release date was reiterated as November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Full-year guidance was mixed. Fiscal 2027 Net Bookings were reiterated at $8.0 billion to $8.2 billion, while GAAP net revenue guidance was raised to $7.98 billion to $8.18 billion from $7.9 billion to $8.1 billion. Third-quarter Net Bookings were guided to $3.35 billion to $3.5 billion against $1.76 billion a year earlier.

What the print did to the price

November 9 closed at $207.40, down 3.48% from $214.87, and that session was before the release rather than after it. The shares then traded between $212.71 and $220.99 in pre-market trading this morning.

The regular session opened at $218.18, traded as low as $214.29 and ran as high as $229.46, which is 10.64% above the November 9 close. At 8:45 a.m. PT it was at $222.61, up 7.33%. The session had not closed when this page was written.

Going into the print the stock had already run. Take-Two closed at $190.17 on October 30, the low close of the past month, then $192.10, $194.99, $208.90, $213.36 and $214.87 into November 6. November 9 finished the week 7.96% higher, and the month was 0.68% lower.

Was the move the print or the sector?

It is the print. At 8:45 a.m. PT every China listing in our group was lower, with IQ down 2.57%, TME down 1.12%, BILI down 0.80% and JD down 0.69%, and DIS was down 0.69% as well.

The only other name near Take-Two's size on our table, NTNX, was up 0.29%. The one large mover elsewhere was NVDA at 6.13% lower, which is a different story on a different day.

Take-Two confirmed the release itself on November 9, the move is large enough against the 8.0% the options priced over three days, and nothing around it went the same way. That is three checks passed, and it is why this page attributes the move to the print rather than to the tape.

What was priced in before the print

The row carried implied volatility of 110.2 on a $19.95 straddle running four days, which was 9.2% of the $216.77 scan price.

Around that price the bands ran from $199.49 to $234.05 over three days, $190.38 to $243.16 over seven and $179.45 to $254.09 over fourteen.

This morning's $222.61 is inside the three-day band, and so is the $229.46 high. The pre-market low of $212.71 was inside it too, so the whole session stayed inside what the options had priced.

The book going in was almost entirely one-sided: 28 ratings with 3 strong buys, 24 buys and a single sell, and no holds at all.

That is 96.4% on the buy side, and the score was 70 at rank 31 of 51: 25 points for analyst coverage, 24.1 for buy-side conviction, 6 for the 3 strong buys, 15 for the fourteen-day implied move and nothing for earnings sentiment, which read Negative.

There is no trailing multiple on this row, because the company reported a GAAP net loss for the quarter. The forward multiple is 21.2 on $10.20 of forward earnings, the growth-adjusted ratio is 2.94, and the market capitalization is $40.53 billion with 5.2% of float short.

What to watch now is November 19. The launch is nine days away from this morning, the print confirmed the date, and the company said pre-orders were tracking far in excess of expectations. Our table has no row for a launch, so the next thing this scanner measures will be the next quarter.

The rows behind this page are rebuilt at 6:33 a.m. PT each morning, and every one of them is published at our open data.

So TTWO earnings date November 2026 is a quarter that came in just under the company's own bookings guidance, attached to a launch nine days away and a stock that is up 7.33% on the reaction so far.

What happens between this morning and November 19 is the reader's call, and this page does not make it for them.

Questions on Take-Two after the November 9 print

When did Take-Two report earnings?

On November 9, 2026, after the US market closed, on the date carried by the scan row with 0 days left on it. The release went out roughly 15 minutes after the close and the call followed the same evening.

What happened to TTWO stock after the earnings report?

The November 9 close of $207.40 was before the release, down 3.48%. This morning the shares opened at $218.18, ran as high as $229.46, and were at $222.61 at 8:45 a.m. PT, up 7.33%. The session had not closed when this page was written.

Is TTWO in the scanner table now?

No. Take-Two is off the published table after the November 9 print, and the next earnings date is not on our calendar yet. We do not publish a date we cannot source.