Sega is set to acquire Rovio, the Finnish company behind the Angry Birds games, for three quarters of a billion dollars, the company announced on Monday morning. The Wall Street Journal had flagged ...
Sega has written off $200 million of its $776 million acquisition of Angry Birds maker, Rovio, stating the "profitability of ...
Earlier this year, back in April, game publisher Sega – best known for Sonic the Hedgehog – announced its intention to acquire Angry Birds developer Rovio for a little over $700 million in what it ...
Sega parent company Sega Sammy Holdings is nearing a deal to purchase Rovio Entertainment, the Finnish mobile game maker behind Angry Birds, in a deal worth $1 billion, The Wall Street Journal ...
Sega has now confirmed its plans to acquire Angry Birds developer Rovio. Announced today via press release, the deal is worth €706 million, which translates to just under $772 million in U.S. dollars.
SEGA has announced its plans to acquire the mobile developer, Rovio, in a whopping $775 million deal. That’s €706 million, or £625 million, over in Europe. Rovio is best known for its endeavours with ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Finnish video game maker Rovio Entertainment has agreed to a $775 million sale to Japanese gaming firm Sega that will bring ...
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SEGA parent company SEGA SAMMY HOLDINGS has announced that it has arrived at a deal with Angry Birds developer Rovio to acquire the company for € 700 million ($770 million). The move comes as SEGA ...
Rovio and SEGA have announced that the Angry Birds brand licensing will now be unified under SEGA’s transmedia licensing operations. “We are incredibly excited about the opportunities that come with ...
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