Modern Times Group buys Plarium for $620M
Modern Times Group has agreed to buy Plarium, the maker of RPG Raid: Shadow Legends, from Aristocrat Leisure for $620 million. MTG is acquiring 100% of Plarium Global, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based game studio with a long history of success in mid-core mobile games.
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Australia's Aristocrat Leisure said on Tuesday the company's unit would sell its Plarium mobile gaming business for an enterprise value of $820 million to Stockholm-listed Modern Times Group .
Modern Times Group is set to acquire Raid: Shadow Legends developer Plarium from previous owner Aristocrat Leisure Limited.
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