Tencent and the Guillemot family, founders of Ubisoft, are reportedly exploring the creation of a new venture that would involve certain assets from the French video game company. This potential deal aims to enhance Ubisoft's value and may provide Tencent with increased control over Ubisoft's intellectual properties (IPs). As part of this reorganization, the Guillemot family is considering spinning off specific assets, which could significantly impact the structure of Ubisoft. Tencent, already a shareholder in Ubisoft, seeks to expand its influence in the gaming sector through this initiative.
Tencent and the Guillemot family are in talks to create a new entity that could include some Ubisoft assets, Bloomberg reported. The potential deal is expected to give the Chinese game giant access to more @Ubisoft IPs, expanding its overseas video game businesses. @TencentGlobal https://t.co/PcUwIrHbBW
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