Embracer anuncia su división en dos compañías el próximo año

Embracer Group planea dividirse en dos empresas públicas independientes, con Fellowship Entertainment asumiendo franquicias importantes como El Señor de los Anillos y Tomb Raider.

Embracer Group anunció el 20 de mayo que se dividirá en dos compañías públicas legalmente distintas el próximo año. Fellowship Entertainment controlará propiedades intelectuales clave como El Señor de los Anillos, Tomb Raider, Deus Ex y Metro, junto con estudios que incluyen a Eidos Montreal y Warhorse Studios. La nueva entidad también gestionará la concesión de licencias de propiedad intelectual a socios externos.

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