Tencent invests 1.16 billion euros in Ubisoft’s new subsidiary, managing major IPs like Assassin’s Creed
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Last Friday, Ubisoft, the French gaming giant, revealed plans to create a new subsidiary dedicated to developing core gaming titles in collaboration with Tencent, a leading Chinese game publisher. This strategic partnership, valued at approximately 1.16 billion euros (about $1.25 billion), will allow Tencent to acquire a 25% stake in the subsidiary, which is projected to have a total worth of around 4 billion euros. The move aims to leverage Tencent's extensive market reach and expertise in the gaming industry, enhancing Ubisoft's presence in the rapidly growing Asian market.
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Tencent invests 1.16 billion euros in Ubisoft’s new subsidiary, managing major IPs like Assassin’s Creed
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