Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games Group could secure Mobile Legends in a massive $7B deal. ByteDance is said to be finalizing sale of Moonton.

Bill in Parliament on Jan 14 wasn't a "major leap", it's certainly a step in the right direction, Moonton Games' head of esports for Singapore Daniel Chew told AsiaOne in January.Moonton Games is a ...

A $6-$7 billion sale price would make Moonton one of the top-10 biggest gaming acquisitions in history, but it’s hardly the only mobile titan Saudi Arabia has sought to gobble up in recent years.

ByteDance is in advanced negotiations with Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group over the potential sale of its gaming subsidiary Moonton Technology, in a deal ...

Moonton Technology is the studio behind mobile game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Saudi government-owned company will spend between $6 - $7 billion for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang maker, according to sources.

New reports indicate that ByteDance is nearing a deal to sell its Moonton Technology division to Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group for up to $7 billion.

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ByteDance is in talks to sell Shanghai Moonton Technology, the video game studio behind popular game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, to Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games Group for more than $6 billion, Reuters ...

Moonton's biggest game is Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, which has reached more than 1.5 billion installs and claims to have more ...

ByteDance advanced plans $6–7 billion sale of Moonton to Savvy Games Group, signaling major gaming industry shift.

ByteDance has in discussions with Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group over sale of Shanghai Moonton Technology, according to sources.