US EditionMiSK Foundation's Investment Company EGDC Increases Stake in CAPCOM to 6%
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Capcom is experiencing a new shift in power among the largest shareholders through growing investments from Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Investment Firm EGDC Increases Stake In Capcom, Over 12% Of Company Is Owned By Saudi Investors
Saudi Arabia’s Electronic Gaming Development Company has raised its stake in Capcom from 5.03% to 6.04%. Combined with Ayar Investment’s 6.6% holding, Saudi investors now control over 12% of the company.
Saudi Arabian investment firm that owns the majority of SNK increases ownership stake in Capcom
Back in 2020, Electronic Games Development Company took an interest in acquiring SNK. Notably, Electronic Games Development Company is an investment firm under the MiSK Foundation which was founded by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman. Reportedly by April 2022, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia had come to own 96% of SNK. It would seem that Electronic Games Development Company has also recently started investing into Capcom.
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