When Activision Blizzard bought back some of its stock from Vivendi last week, some of those repurchased shares were sold to an investment group led by CEO Bobby Kotick and co-chairman Brian Kelly. Another major investor in that group is Tencent Holdings. Not only does Tencent now have the license for Call of Duty Online in China, but it also owns part of Activision Blizzard.
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As the video game industry surpassed $190 billion in spending across game software and services last year, it’s no secret Learn more >
Niko executives Lisa Hanson and Daniel Ahmad joined Bill Bishop on his Sinocism podcast on Substack Live to dive into Learn more >
Last week the entire senior analyst team at Niko Partners gathered at Tencent America headquarters in Palo Alto, California in Learn more >