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Electronic Arts says every regulatory approval for its $210 a share buyout is now in hand, and that it expects to stop being a public company at the close on 4 August

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Four trading days. That is what stands between Electronic Arts and the end of its life as a listed company, on its own estimate, filed at thirteen minutes past four on Thursday afternoon.

The document is one item long. As of 30 July 2026, it says, all regulatory approvals required to complete the merger have been obtained, and the company currently expects the merger to close on or about the close of trading on 4 August 2026. What remains are the customary closing conditions, which the filing mentions and does not enumerate.

The buyers, as the company names them

Parent and merger sub are Oak-Eagle AcquireCo, Inc. and Oak-Eagle MergerCo, Inc., both Delaware corporations formed by an investor consortium. Electronic Arts names three members of it: The Public Investment Fund, private investment funds affiliated with Silver Lake Group, L.L.C., and private investment funds affiliated with Affinity Partners. Merger sub merges into the company, and the company survives as a wholly owned subsidiary of parent.

The merger agreement dates from 28 September 2025. Ten months separate the signature from the sentence saying the approvals are done.

The price is in a different document

Thursday's filing does not state what shareholders receive, which is normal for an Item 8.01 update and unhelpful to anyone reading only this one. The number sits in Section 4.1(a) of the merger agreement, annexed to the definitive merger proxy statement filed on 20 November 2025: each share outstanding immediately before the effective time, other than excluded shares, converts into the right to receive $210.00 per share in cash, without interest.

The same proxy records where the negotiation started. In the background section, the investors' representative asked whether the company would explore a transaction in which a jointly funded acquisition vehicle would acquire all outstanding shares for $200.00 per share in cash.

Ten dollars a share separates the first approach from the agreement.

What the filing does not say

There is no exhibit, no press release and no financial statement attached. Nothing addresses financing, nothing addresses what happens to the company's debt, and nothing addresses the business itself. On the sequencing that matters to a holder, the document is precise about one thing and vague about the rest: the approvals are in, the conditions are not all met, and the date is an expectation rather than a commitment.