A group of Ubisoft shareholders release an open letter demanding more clarity and the addition of some new terms in the recent Tencent deal.

French videogame maker Ubisoft said on Thursday it has set up a subsidiary in which China's Tencent will invest 1.16 billion euros ($1.25 billion).

In a bid to recover from underperformance by some of the company's main titles, the Guillemot family, Ubisoft's founder and largest shareholder, began exploring talks with the Chinese tech giant ...

But all of it will still report up to Ubisoft proper and its current CEO, Yves Guillemot. “With the creation of a dedicated subsidiary that will spearhead development for three of our largest ...

The subsidiary will focus on developing evergreen and multi-platform experiences. Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot says that the move is a “foundational step in changing Ubisoft’s operating model ...

“Today Ubisoft is opening a new chapter in its history,” said Ubisoft co-founder and CEO Yves Guillemot in a press release. “As we accelerate the company’s transformation, this is a ...

Tencent has invested $1.25 billion in a new Ubisoft operating division that includes the core games Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six brands. Ubisoft, the French video game giant ...

Ubisoft has launched a new subsidiary dedicated to its big three IPs - Assassin's Creed, Rainbow Six, and Far Cry - in a move CEO Yves Guillemot has called a "new chapter" for the publisher.