Saber Interactive Removes References to Embracer From Its Site - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 13 March 2024 / 3,048 Views
There was a recent report from Bloomberg that Embracer Group was selling one its largest subsidiaries, Saber Interactive, in a deal worth up to $500 million.
Saber Interactive has now updated its official website removing references to Embracer Group, suggesting the report was accurate.
The Saber logo on the website used to say "An Embracer Group company," which has now been removed.
The bio for the company also removed the text "we are one of the key operative business units of Embracer Group."
Saber Interactive has removed all references to Embracer Group $EMBRAC from their website.
— EmbracerInvestor (@EmbracerInvest) March 13, 2024
Looks like the sale is done. Waiting for an official confirmation. https://t.co/ih2Fl5ZWD3
As of the time of writing, Saber Interactive has yet to update its social media pages as they still say "An Embracer Group Company."
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Dobby is freeeee
Hopefully their new owner is more competent than Embracer Group.
Nintendo should buy them, just to ensure a steady supply of Western content for the Switch 2.
They are big Nintendo porters. Would be awesome if Nintendo had a massive porting studio to build 3rd party games for Switch 2. Switch 2 would get a lot more multiplatform games, then.
That sounds awsome
Now it's only a matter of time before we know who's the buyer.
The reporting was always that Saber bought themselves.
Really? Wow, that's great for them!
That's even better!! ^^
