Atari said on Mar 23 it expected about $50 million in revenue for fiscal 2026, against about $60 million it had anticipated

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On Mar 23, 2026, Atari said it expected revenue of about $50 million for its fiscal year ending Mar 31, 2026, against about $60 million it had anticipated before. The company published the update that day. The release said it was provided under the European Union's market abuse rules, and the AMF, France's financial markets regulator, lists it as inside information.1^,2^,3^,4

On current estimates, the company said, the roughly $50 million would be its third consecutive year of revenue growth of about 40% and its highest revenue in over a decade. Atari added that it still expected to move towards positive current operating income (the company's term) and positive operating cash flow over the full year.1^,5^,6

The release gave a second figure: with the expected contribution of Thunderful, full-year revenue was expected to reach about $60 million. A footnote said Thunderful was consolidated, meaning counted in Atari's accounts, as of Sep 1, 2025. The text we hold does not say whether the $50 million counts Thunderful, or whether the $60 million anticipated earlier did.7^,8^,9^,1

Atari described the strategy it started in 2022 as centered on its core gaming activities and on publishing, including the acquisitions of Digital Eclipse, Nightdive Studios and Thunderful. It said it owned or managed a portfolio of more than 400 games and franchises, among them Asteroids, Centipede, Missile Command, Pong and RollerCoaster Tycoon. Its shares were listed in France on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALATA.10^,11^,12

We hold the English text of this one release, two pages long and without its pictures, charts or layout, and no presentation, appendix or web page that it refers to. Its legal notices referred to a contemplated conversion, and the text we hold does not say what that conversion involved.9^,13