Rockstar, Zynga, and 2K parent company Take-Two Interactive reached a new milestone, with the gaming juggernaut's stock price hitting an all-time high of $258.10 on September 26. Take-Two Interactive has become one of the largest video game holding companies in the world, with major franchises like Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto, Borderlands, and NBA 2K in its catalog, and Take-Two can now add a fresh milestone to its list of key victories in recent years.
Take-Two Interactive was originally founded back in 1993 and gained early success with FMV games before striking gold with the launch of the first Grand Theft Auto in 1998. Despite GTA 6 getting delayed to 2026, hype for the latest entry in one of the biggest video game series of all time remains at a steady high, and investors have been keen to mimic consumer interest in Take-Two's next big project with major stock purchases.
Take-Two Boss Comments on GTA 6 Price
The CEO of Take-Two Interactive talks about Grand Theft Auto 6, and explains some philosophies behind how its games are priced.
Take-Two Interactive Stock Prices Shatter Previous Records
According to data compiled from multiple US stock indexes, Take-Two Interactive shares reached an all-time high trading price of $258.10 on September 26, 2025, before dropping to $256.12 at the end of day trading. By comparison, Take-Two Interactive stocks were trading at a high of $231.84 on May 6, the day that the newest GTA 6 trailer was officially released. The new record is also over $100 higher than Take-Two Interactive's share value just one year prior and a jaw-dropping 3,000 times higher than its peak trade price after the release of Grand Theft Auto 5. Many have attributed the milestone value to profitable business moves and promising game releases, leaving many to keep a tentative eye on how the eventual launch of GTA 6 may further skyrocket Take-Two Interactive's share prices.
Take-Two Interactive is not the only major name in gaming that has seen massive stock value increases in recent months. Nintendo hit a new all-time high stock price in August 2025, with continued hype for the September Nintendo Direct driving additional investment. Similarly, Capcom and Sony have seen spikes in their shares' trade value, helped largely by new trailers for games like Resident Evil Requiem and Marvel's Wolverine, respectively.
While there have been major video game layoffs plaguing the industry since Summer 2023, the latest stock trends may indicate that things are finally on the up-and-up again for gaming. It remains to be seen if upcoming releases will meet fan expectations and help companies like Take-Two Interactive to achieve even greater highs, so interested audiences may want to follow along for future news on major shifts in video game stock activity.
- Date Founded
- September 30, 1993
- Headquarters
- New York, New York, United States
- Subsidiaries
- Rockstar Games, 2K Games, Zynga, Firaxis Games
- Known For
- BioShock, Grand Theft Auto