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- Games publisher Ubisoft announces restructuring, billion-euro . . .
Paris (AFP) – In a bid to escape financial woes, French games giant Ubisoft said Thursday it was creating a new subsidiary around its most popular franchises such as "Assassin's Creed" in
- Ubisoft Is Laying Off 185 Employees Along With Closing A . . .
Ubisoft is looking to restructure to ensure long-term stability We’re fresh into 2025 and nearly through January Unfortunately, the start of this year is not looking too bright for Ubisoft A
- Ubisoft Spins Off Major Franchises in New Strategic . . .
In a landmark move, Ubisoft has revealed plans to spin off its most successful game franchises into a new subsidiary This restructuring deal involves a €1 16 billion ($1 3 billion) investment from Tencent, the Chinese gaming giant, which will acquire a 25% minority stake in the newly formed entity
- Ubisoft Enters a New Era with Strategic Restructuring - Ensigame
Ubisoft announces a major restructuring, creating a new subsidiary valued at €4 billion Tencent invests €1 16 billion for a 25% stake, marking a transformative phase for the gaming giant
- Ubisoft Lays Off 185 Employees Amid Restructuring Efforts
Amid recently announced efforts to restructure the major game publishing company, Ubisoft has laid off 185 employees, including shutting down one studio
- Studio Closure, Layoffs at Ubisoft in Targeted Restructuring
Whatever the future holds for Ubisoft, significant changes are underway Around 185 roles have been made redundant, and the company's UK studio in Leamington will be permanently shuttered
- Investors | Ubisoft
The shareholders can express themselves both through their questions to the company’s top managers, and through their votes on the resolutions submitted By voting, the shareholders are involved in the Ubisoft Entertainment’s important decisions
- Ubisoft is restructuring! Why? - ShiftDelete. Net Global
Ubisoft has announced the establishment of a new subsidiary focused on the Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six franchises As part of this restructuring, the company will receive a $1 25 billion investment from Chinese tech giant Tencent
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