CCP Games Acquired in Deal Valued Over ISK 15 Billion, Google Among Investors

Icelandic video game developer CCP Games has undergone a change of ownership in a deal reportedly valued at over ISK 15 billion. A new group of investors, including Google and several Icelandic firms, has taken control of the company known for its games.

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Google Among Investors in CCP Ownership Deal

Icelandic video game developer CCP Games has changed ownership following a deal valued at more than ISK 15 billion, with a new group of investors including Google and Icelandic firms taking control. As reported by RÚV, the company is best known for the long-running online game EVE Online, and had been owned by South Korean… The post Google Among Investors in CCP Ownership Deal appeared first on Iceland Review.

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CCP Games Acquired in Deal Valued Over ISK 15 Billion, Google Among Investors

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