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Saudi Arabia Reportedly Exploring Merger Between EA and Savvy Games Group
Gaming
about 1 month ago•2 min read

Saudi Arabia Reportedly Exploring Merger Between EA and Savvy Games Group

Zubiqo Take

“Loading a legacy publisher with billions in buyout debt before folding it into a mobile gaming firm is a classic private equity maneuver that guarantees developer casualties.”

AI: BearishMag 8
Kotaku
Savvy Games Group CEO Steps Down Amid $38B Saudi Gaming Restructuring
Gaming
about 2 months ago•2 min read

Savvy Games Group CEO Steps Down Amid $38B Saudi Gaming Restructuring

Zubiqo Take

“The era of blank-check gaming acquisitions is giving way to centralized state oversight as sovereign portfolio costs mount.”

Mag 8
Kotaku