Saudi Arabia PIF reduces stake in Nintendo following rumors of increased investment
Saudi’s trimming of its stake in Nintendo was noted in a Japanese regulatory filing this week, as reported by CNBC. According to the filing, the Saudi PIF has reduced its overall stake in the company from 8.58 percent down to 7.54 percent. It’s a sizeable trim, but the PIF still remains one of the largest investors in the company.
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