Japanese Game Maker on a Buying Spree (Published 2010)
TOKYO � DeNA, a Japanese social game company, said on Tuesday that it would acquire Ngmoco, a Silicon Valley iPhone game developer, for $400 million � one of the largest deals involving an iPhone software company and another sign that Apple’s products are fast becoming the hottest mobile game devices on the market. The acquisition is also the latest in an overseas spending spree by DeNA, which is
"Done Deal" - DeNA To Announce Ngmoco Acquisition Very Soon (Confirmed) | TechCrunch
An update to our post last week on Japan’s DeNA mulling over an acquisition of San Francisco based social gaming startup ngmoco. The deal is supposedly done and will be announced shortly, possibly on Tuesday. Update: and there we go. Up to $400 million in cash and stock it is ($300 million in cash and stock, plus a $100 million earnout). The price we reported, $400 million or so, is in the ballpar
Japan's DeNA Mulling $400+ Million Acquisition of ngmoco | TechCrunch
Japanese gaming company DeNA is considering an acquisition of San Francisco-based ngmoco, we’ve heard from multiple sources. The price, says one source, is north of $400 million, although that probably includes a very large earnout. ngmoco specializes in iPhone/iPad/iPod social games. It has been called “Zynga for iPhone” and actually shares a board member with Zynga – Kleiner Perkins partner and
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