Jagex to be Acquired by CVC Capital Partners

Business Mergers and Acquisitions

07 February 2024 13:49

According to recent news, Runescape developer Jagex will be acquired by CVC Capital Partners. The reports state that the Luxembourg based firm will pay $900m for the acquisition. The company previously owned F1 and currently owns Six Nations Rugby Tournament. Carlyle initially thought to go for an IPO however the idea did not happen.

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Jagex to be Acquired by CVC Capital Partners

Business Mergers and Acquisitions

07 February 2024 13:49

Tags: Jagex

According to recent news, Runescape developer Jagex will be acquired by CVC Capital Partners. The reports state that the Luxembourg based firm will pay $900m for the acquisition. The company previously owned F1 and currently owns Six Nations Rugby Tournament. Carlyle initially thought to go for an IPO however the idea did not happen.

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