A Saudi Arabia PIF consortium could move to acquire gaming software company Unity, following its $55 billion buyout of EA, according to TweakTown.
The report says the Unity acquisition would come after the EA deal, placing another major gaming name in the consortium’s sights.
Key facts
- A Saudi Arabia PIF consortium could acquire Unity, TweakTown reported
- The potential Unity deal would follow a $55 billion EA buyout
- Both moves are tied to the same Saudi Arabia PIF consortium
What the report says about the EA buyout
TweakTown reports that the Saudi Arabia PIF consortium completed a $55 billion buyout of EA. That deal is described as preceding the possible move on Unity.
What this means for the gaming sector
The report frames Unity as a potential next target for the same consortium, continuing a pattern of acquisitions in the gaming industry. No further details on timing or terms are given in the source.
