Game studio My.Games announced today that it has launched a management buyout from its sole shareholder. Led by its CEO and COO, the buyout was backed by UAE-based private investor Georgy Nurislamov. The parties signed an acquisition agreement, and the transaction is expected to close in 2026.
The company will operate as usual after the buyout, which is the culmination of work that began in 2025. My.Games says it undertook this work to “assess strategic alternatives and identify a path forward to support the Company’s long-term development.”
Alexander Chachava, My.Games’ sole shareholder, said of the buyout: “With the business now on solid footing, the time is right for us to pursue our respective strategic priorities. Following a year-long competitive sale process, the management team’s offer stood out as the strongest, backed by their deep understanding of the business and consistent delivery of results. I am grateful to the team for their exceptional commitment, operational discipline and unwavering focus on performance.”
Elena Grigorian, My Games CEO, said in a statement: “We’ve built a strong business with a proven product portfolio and evergreen titles like War Robots and Rush Royale, and we’re ready to take it further. With the support of our investor, we’re entering this next chapter and looking forward to building on our existing strengths and pursuing further opportunities for growth.”