Japan’s “Sega” offers to take over Rovio, maker of the famous “Angry Birds” game

2023-04-17 09:56:12

AFP

The Japanese game company, Sega, announced on Monday, April 17, that it had submitted an offer of 706 million euros, equivalent to $ 776 million, to the Finnish company Rovio Entertainment, maker of the famous “Angry Birds” game.

Sega said the deal would be for the entirety of Rovio’s outstanding shares and options, valuing it at €9.25 per share, roughly 19% of its closing price before the announcement.

The company added that Rovio’s board of directors supports the bid.

Rovio games have been downloaded more than 5 billion times, according to the statement Monday, and Rovio shares rose 17.88% following the offer was announced.

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