Electronic Arts acquired in $55 billion deal, largest private buyout in history
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Electronic Arts (EA) will be sold to private investors and will be taken from the stock exchange.
Electronic Arts Faces $55B Buyout by Saudi-Led Consortium at 25% Premium
In the high-stakes world of video game publishing, Electronic Arts Inc. has long been a powerhouse, churning out blockbuster titles like “Madden NFL” and “The Sims.” But the company’s recent agreement to be acquired in a $55 billion leveraged buyout—the largest of its kind in history—marks a seismic shift that could reshape its future operations and financial structure. Led by a consortium including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, private…
EA's $55 Billion Buyout Could Push EA FC Series to $100
Ever since Grand Theft Auto 6 was formally announced, the prospect of video games becoming even more expensive has been looming over the industry. That fear was realized when the Nintendo Switch 2’s released earlier this year — many of its exclusive titles are now priced at $80, an increase to the standard “next-gen” price, which has been $70 for the better part of the decade. However, to this point, video game publishers have mostly resisted th…
Electronic Arts Acquired in Largest Private Equity Buyout for $55 Billion. – The Quad: Student News Service of WCU
Electronic Arts (EA) has been acquired for $55 billion by a private-equity consortium, making it the largest private-equity buyout in history. On Monday, Sept. 29, EA put out a statement to the press on their website, announcing the gaming giant had gone private following the buyout from a consortium made up of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), Silver Lake Technology Management LLC and Affinity Partners. JP Morgan Chase, while not par…
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