
Still sitting at over 60% ownership in Activision Blizzard, Vivendi is looking to earn at least $10 billion (USD) from this potential sale of their ownership.
Although a formal process has not started, bankers close to Vivendi are sounding out cash-rich trade players, including China's Tencent and U.S. duo Time Warner and Microsoft, as well as private-equity heavyweights KKR, Providence and Blackstone, banking sources said.
Microsoft and Time Warner declined to comment, while the other four were not immediately available to comment.
Microsoft and Time Warner declined to comment, while the other four were not immediately available to comment.
Imagine for a moment that Activision Blizzard were picked up by Microsoft. If you thought timed exclusives were bad now with Call of Duty DLC releases, you probably have some idea just how bad the "exclusive" term could potentially become, especially if you're a PS3 owner.
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