Carlyle Group to Sell Jagex

Business Investments

11 September 2023 13:27

According to recent reports, Carlyle Group is looking to sell RuneScape developer Jagex. According to Reuters, the process is still in its initial phases, and it is anticipated that Carlyle will initiate an auction process toward the year's end. The reports also claim the company might go public as well. Carlyle Group is weighing the options for the time being.

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Carlyle Group to Sell Jagex

Business Investments

11 September 2023 13:27

Tags: Jagex

According to recent reports, Carlyle Group is looking to sell RuneScape developer Jagex. According to Reuters, the process is still in its initial phases, and it is anticipated that Carlyle will initiate an auction process toward the year's end. The reports also claim the company might go public as well. Carlyle Group is weighing the options for the time being.

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