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Bohemia Interactive, developers of ARMA and DayZ, has confirmed that they have reached an agreement to sell a minority stake in the company to Tencent. Bohemia Interactive has also confirmed […]
Bohemia Interactive, developers of ARMA and DayZ, has confirmed that they have reached an agreement to sell a minority stake in the company to Tencent. Bohemia Interactive has also confirmed that they will continue to operate independently and that the company will continue to be led by the same management team. Tencent were working with Bohemia Interactive prior to the acquisition through their publishing agreement to bring Ylands to China. No details about the acquisition were revealed.
Here’s what Marek Spanel, CEO of Bohemia Interactive, had to say:
We are pleased to deepen our relationship with Tencent, one of the most significant internet companies in the world. 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.
