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"The current speculation is putting in plain sight the real appeal and value of our success and of our value creation strategy," said Yves Guillemot in Wednesday. "As mentioned before, as a publicly traded company, it 🎶is standard practice for our board to review any offer, in the interest of all shareholders, and of our creatives."

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Just last week, it was reported that the Guillemot family, which founded Ubisoft, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:was looking to get ahead of 🧸ex𓄧ternal buyers with its own buyout of the company. And yet despite all the buzz, Ubisoft still isn't commenting on any recent reports directly, instead reiterating that "we have everything we need to remain independent." Again, the company said it would review any offers it received, but declined to con🧸firm whether it had seen any. Regardless, Ubisoft maintains that should it decide to sell, the buyer would ♔be getting a pretty sweet deal.

Several exciting things are going on behind the scenes at Ubisoft, from the Prince of Persia remake switching studios to the confirmation of its new "Project Q" PvP game.