Tencent Has Acquired Minority Stake in DayZ Dev Bohemia Interactive - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 06 March 2021 / 1,207 Views
DayZ, Vigor, and Ylands developer Bohemia Interactive announced Tencent has acquired a minority in the company.
Bohemia Interactive will continue to operate as an independent company and led by its current management team.
Bohemia Interactive and Tencent are currently working together to release the sandbox game creation platform, Ylands, to Chinese players and game makers.
"We are pleased to deepen our relationship with Tencent, one of the most significant internet companies in the world," said Bohemia Interactive CEO Marek Spanel. "We look forward to working on our current and future generations of games with the support of a strong partner that has known us for many years and understands our unique approach to online games."
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Man Tencent has been on a ridiculous spending spree lately... sigh
One day we are going to wake up to the headline Tencent acquires a stake in the holding company Solar System inc whose main assets are the Sun and the eight planets .
Reporter talking . This shows Tencent as already started branching out , since last years news report that Tencent has a stake in every company on earth , they also revealed that unfortunately Pluto was not included because it had been delisted from the planetary exchange and later sold off to Trump who drilled holes in it and sprayed it green and filled the craters with sand is now a trump course, Tencent is confident that they will gain possession since They bought a controlling interest in Trump in 2016 and also own 5% of the junkstock that is the actual company.
Haha the scary part is that Tencent is actually a pretty small fish in an ocean full of Chinese state-controlled conglomerates that are acquiring companies all over the world...
Fitting China do like their viruses.
