Versant Acquires Sports Tech Firm Full Swing for $530 Million
Versant has announced its acquisition of the sports technology company Full Swing in a deal valued at $530 million. This move expands Versant's presence in the golf and sports tech market.
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Versant Extends Golf Game With Plans to Acquire Full Swing for $530 Million
The New York Times Co. has games. Disney has theme parks. And Versant Media has golf. In an era when more traditional media companies are looking beyond the usual flows of revenue, Versant on Monday unveiled plans to purchase Full Swing, a sports technology firm that lets customers, coaches and athletes make use of simulations […]
By Brian Steinberg
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The tech company, best known for its advanced golf simulators, will expand the Golf Channel owner's presence in the tech and analytics space.
By Alex Weprin
Read full article →Versant Acquires Sports Tech Firm Full Swing For $530M
Versant Media Group has acquired sports tech firm Full Swing for $530 million in cash, expanding its portfolio of businesses operating outside of traditional linear TV. Full Swing, which makes hardware and software used by consumers, competitive athletes, coaches, and commercial venues, had been owned by private equity firm Bruin Capital and a group of […]
By Dade Hayes
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