Tencent Aiming To Become Largest Shareholder Of Ubisoft Ubisoft on thursday announced that it's creating a new gaming subsidiary with chinese technology giant tencent investing 1.16 billion euros ($1.25 billion) into the unit. Ubsioft will spin off its most successful game franchises, including assassin’s creed, far cry, and rainbow six siege, into a separate subsidiary thanks to a $1.25 billion investment from chinese.
Tencent Making Huge Investment In Ubisoft Ubisoft and tencent have announced a new "dedicated subsidiary" that will "will focus on building game ecosystems designed to become truly evergreen and multi platform" in the assassin's. Shenzhen based tencent will own about a quarter of the new business, with ubisoft holding the rest of the new subsidiary, which is valued at around €4bn. the unit will run some of the french. Ubisoft has officially partnered with tencent to establish a new subsidiary focused on its major gaming franchises—assassin’s creed, far cry, and tom clancy’s rainbow six. the announcement came on march 27, 2025, with the newly formed entity valued at approximately €4 billion ($4.3 billion). Today, via a press release, ubisoft announced that it is forming a new subsidiary with its three most successful franchises. tencent will hold a minority stake.
Ubisoft And Tencent Reportedly Exploring The Creation Of A New Venture Ubisoft has officially partnered with tencent to establish a new subsidiary focused on its major gaming franchises—assassin’s creed, far cry, and tom clancy’s rainbow six. the announcement came on march 27, 2025, with the newly formed entity valued at approximately €4 billion ($4.3 billion). Today, via a press release, ubisoft announced that it is forming a new subsidiary with its three most successful franchises. tencent will hold a minority stake. Martin lau, president of tencent, said “we are excited to extend our longstanding partnership with ubisoft through this investment, which reflects our continued confidence in ubisoft’s creative vision and exceptional talent to drive sustained success in the industry. Ubisoft's profits and revenue continue to decline, but tencent's big stake in a joint subsidiary may boost its prospects. ubisoft has revealed updated financial details about its planned joint spinoff subsidiary it's planning with tencent. Ubisoft said this new subsidiary, valued at €4 billion (approx. $4.3 billion) and based in france, will focus on “building game ecosystems designed to become truly evergreen and multi platform.”. Ubisoft entertainment appointed two co chief executives to lead a new subsidiary that the assassin's creed maker is creating with financial support from chinese internet giant tencent holdings.
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