August 19, 2012 - 6:21pm
Electronic Arts is quietly looking for a buyer, the New York Post revealed.
According to the newspaper, the giant publisher has already entered negotiations with two private equity companies - KKR, and Providence Equity Partners, a major shareholder in Bethesda's parent company ZeniMax.
Negotiations only started recently and are still way too far from ending, but EA has already "made it known they'd do a deal at $20 a share."
EA stock has lost 37% of its value in 2012 and it is currently priced at $13.09. This decline was fueled by the rise of mobile and social gaming in addition to the protracted current gen console cycle. It is expected that EA’s stock would bounce back in 18 months when the next console generation launches.

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LOL
LuL
I find your lack of knowledge disturbing
So what's your point?
Morons
This doesn't change much, it just comes down to change of hands, but employees will still be employees making the same things as before. So in the end most of you're comments are in vain. Because most of you are still morons that don't know shit about anything outside of call of duty.
hmm?
LOL
Where are all the E.A fan boys now?? those ones that said EA would crush valve with Origin and then buy them out? lawl
what a load of crap blaming
what a load of crap blaming online and mobile for their problem more like being greedy and making crappy games
SIlly
I'm not sure why are people talking like EA is dying. They're just looking for a buyer, just like how EA bought dice and became the owner of the battlefield franchise, someone will buy EA and own all of its games, keep the company running and publishing games to make money.
Tear
I haven't cried in years, but I'm crying now, (of happiness)
Thanks for removing posts
Thanks for removing posts megabias
SaucemcCheese
Bummer, no more ORIGINS. PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSS
NA NA. NA NA NA NA. HEY, HEY,
NA NA. NA NA NA NA. HEY, HEY, HEY. GOODBYE.
lol
lol ea licks hoop
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