Sony has made a big investment in FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa, forming a new capital and business alliance through the acquisition by Sony of a 10% stake in the media conglomerate. This inclu ...

Tencent has increased its stake in FromSoftware's parent company, Kadokawa, by 1.11%, bringing its total shareholding ratio to 7.97%. As reported by Nikkei, Tencent said it had increased its share ...

Had Sony fully acquired Kadokawa, there would have been a real possibility that Xbox gamers could have been shut out from enjoying fan favorite games developed by FromSoftware.

Kadokawa owns 70% of FromSoftware, while Sony already has a 14% stake in the developer of the Souls games, Sekiro, Bloodborne, Armored Core, and more.

Sony to become largest shareholder in FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa. There will be no outright acquisition (at least not yet) by Ian Walker. Dec 19, 2024, 5:25 PM UTC.

Sony now owns a much bigger piece of FromSoftware’s parent company. The company has become Kadokawa’s majority shareholder, following rumors of a full acquisition.

Sony Group plans to acquire an additional stake in Japanese publishing house Kadokawa for more than $300 million to become one of its largest shareholders. Kadokawa’s subsidiary FromSoftware ...

Is Sony buying FromSoftware's parent company the next big games industry acquisition?Watch on YouTube. As a press release from Sony reads: Kadokawa and Sony "intend to further strengthen [their ...

Sony has acquired new shares in FromSoftware owner Kadokawa, making it the company's largest shareholder; Sony now owns 10% of shares, including the shares previously acquired in February 2021; ...

Sony has increased its shares in FromSoftware owner Kadokawa as the two companies agree to form a "strategic capital and business alliance". Sony already held shares in the company, ...

Sony has acquired a major stake in FromSoftware’s parent company Kadokawa. This follows reports that Sony was in talks to purchase the company outright.It looks like that isn’t happening, but ...