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Citigroup Lowers Electronic Arts Price Target
Analysts cite neutral rating as shares dip slightly
Feb. 4, 2026 at 1:31pm
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Citigroup has lowered its price target for video game company Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) from $207 to $202, while maintaining a neutral rating on the stock. The analysts cited the company's recent stock performance as the reason for the target price adjustment.
Why it matters
Electronic Arts is one of the largest and most influential video game publishers, with a portfolio of popular franchises like Madden, FIFA, and Battlefield. Analyst price targets and ratings can impact investor sentiment and trading activity around the stock.
The details
In a report issued on Wednesday, Citigroup analysts lowered their price target for Electronic Arts from $207 to $202 per share. The analysts maintained their neutral rating on the stock. Citigroup cited the company's recent stock performance as the reason for the target price adjustment. Shares of Electronic Arts closed at $197.48 on Wednesday, down $3.91 or 1.9% on the day.
- Citigroup issued the updated price target and rating on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
The players
Citigroup
A major global investment bank and financial services corporation.
Electronic Arts
A leading American video game company that develops and publishes games for consoles, PCs, and mobile devices.
The takeaway
While Citigroup remains neutral on Electronic Arts, the lowered price target reflects some uncertainty around the company's near-term stock performance. Investors will be watching to see if other analysts follow suit or maintain a more bullish outlook on the video game publisher.


