Icelandic game developer CCP Games sold for $120 million

South Korean developer Pearl Abyss has sold Iceland-based studio CCP Games to its current management for $120 million, according to a recent regulatory filing.

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Iceland’s CCP Games changes ownership in $120m sale

South Korean developer Pearl Abyss has agreed to sell Iceland-based studio CCP Games to its current management for $120 million, according to a regulatory filing released on 30 June. As reported by Inven Global, the Reykjavík-founded company is best known for developing the long-running online game EVE Online, which has operated globally for more than… The post Iceland’s CCP Games changes ownership in $120m sale appeared first on Iceland Review.

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