Take-Two has suffered a 9% drop in its inventory worth after pushing again Red Dead Redemption 2’s launch date.
Hours after saying that Red Dead Redemption 2 can be releasing in 2018 instead of this year as beforehand thought, shares for Rockstar’s guardian firm Take-Two have plummeted.
The 9% drop in inventory worth was reported after monetary markets closed that day (by way of Seeking Alpha). Stock worth dropped from $69.04, to $61.75. At the time of writing, the worth is at $63.40.
Though these costs are nonetheless excessive, the drop is just not insignificant. That mentioned, it’ll seemingly normalise once more when the mud settles.
A Rockstar sport getting delayed is nothing new. GTA 5 suffered quite a few delays, and the PC model of the sport couldn’t hit its first or second introduced launch date.
If you missed it, we had our first have a look at the sport’s screenshots in last night’s drop. More information is predicted this summer season.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is out in spring 2018 on PS4, and Xbox One.
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