Take-Two Interactive will hold its first investor call since the game's delay was confirmed, and everyone is waiting to see what they reveal next.
Take-Two Interactive is preparing for its first investor call since Rockstar Games confirmed the new release date of Grand Theft Auto 6 and revealed the second trailer for the game.
Set for August 7, the scheduled call could reveal more about the upcoming sixthquel.
However, as we've already mentioned, this marks the first time that Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick will talk to investors since Rockstar silenced critics two months back.
While Take-Two is a massive video game publishing company with dozens of best-selling titles under its umbrella, GTA 6 remains the biggest of them all.
With Rockstar confirming that GTA 6 will look even more awesome on the PlayStation 5 Pro and revealing key details about new characters and locations for the game, it'll be interesting to see what else we'll find out about the next game in the Grand Theft Auto franchise come August.
For investors, this call represents more than just gaming news. Take-Two's financial performance is closely tied to major releases, with stocks rising and falling in the aftermath of any GTA -related announcement.
The previous installment's success has set astronomical expectations, and Wall Street will listen closely for anything that might carry serious financial implications.
With less than a year to go now before GTA 6 comes out on May 26, 2026, the expectation is for the marketing machine for the game to start rolling this time if it already hasn't.
Given every piece of official GTA news we've received in recent months, including Grand Theft Auto 3 coming to PS Plus last month, Rockstar might have been subtly conditioning the gaming public to start talking about GTA even more.
With that said, we could get a major Grand Theft Auto Online update ahead of Take-Two's next earnings call, possibly in preparation for the transformation of Cayo Perico in time for Halloween.
