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Saudi Arabia's PIF considers merging Electronic Arts with Savvy Games Group

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is considering a merger between Electronic Arts (EA) and Savvy Games Group to create a global gaming powerhouse. The move follows PIF’s $55 billion acquisition of EA in August 2026, which took the publisher private.

The potential consolidation aims to unite EA’s dominant console and PC franchises, such as EA Sports FC, Battlefield, and The Sims, with Savvy’s mobile gaming portfolio, which includes Scopely (Monopoly Go!) and Niantic’s Pokémon GO business. This strategy is intended to bolster EA’s presence in the mobile sector and better coordinate the fund's diverse gaming assets.

No final decision has been reached. Reports indicate that any merger is unlikely to proceed until Savvy completes its $6 billion acquisition of the Chinese developer Moonton. The transaction would also face significant regulatory and antitrust scrutiny, similar to Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

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Electronic Arts · Moonton · Public Investment Fund · Saudi Arabia · Savvy Games Group

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