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2022.01.14

04:51

PUBG developer Krafton sues Apple, Google for selling alleged copycat games

Asian Tech Press (Jan 14) -- Krafton Inc., a South Korean gaming giant behind the global smash hit "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG), has taken Apple Inc. and Google LLC to court, alleging that they have refused to stop selling copycat games.

2021.12.20

08:56

PUBG developer Krafton invests $5 million in Indian dating app FRND

Asian Tech Press (Dec 20) -- South Korean game developer Krafton Inc said on Monday it has invested $5 million in the Indian dating app FRND.

2021.08.18

08:30

Battlegrounds Mobile India exceeds 50 million downloads

According to Korean game developer Krafton, the Indian version of its mobile game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) has surpassed 50 million downloads on Google Play in less than two months after debuting in India.

2021.08.05

09:34

PUBG developer Krafton's IPO subscription draws tepid response from retail investors

South Korean game maker Krafton's highly anticipated IPO was reportedly open for subscriptions from retail investors on August 2-3, and the response from investors has been relatively lukewarm.

2021.07.29

08:30

PUBG developer Krafton prices IPO at top of range to raise $3.75 billion

SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korean game developer Krafton Inc said on Thursday it had priced its initial public offering (IPO) at the top of its indicative range to raise 4.3 trillion won ($3.75 billion).

2021.06.28

14:00

PUBG developer invests $9 mln in Indian streaming platform Loco

Krafton Inc., a South Korean gaming giant behind the global smash hit "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG), said Monday that it has invested US$9 million in India-based streaming platform Loco.

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