Gaming M&A dipped in 2024 but fundraising doubled | Quantum Tech Partners
Gaming mergers and acquisitions were down 3% to $11.5 billion in 2024, but fundraising doubled, according to a report by Quantum Tech Partners, an...
Game M&A hit $11.8B in 2023, lowest since 2019 | Quantum Tech Partners
Game industry mergers and acquisitions hit $11.8 billion in 2023, the lowest level since 2019, according to M&A advisory firm Quantum Tech Partners. That...
Quantum Tech Partners: Gaming M&A isn’t taking a summer break
The gaming industry has seen gigantic acquisitions in the last year. With giant companies buying other giant companies, mergers galore, and Web3 drawing huge...
Quantum Tech Partners: Blockchain game companies raised $1.9B in past nine months
Blockchain, crypto, and nonfungible token (NFT) game companies have raised $1.9 billion in the first nine months of 2021, according to mergers and acquisitions...
Quantum Tech Partners: Esports companies raised $2 billion in 2020, up 116%
Esports companies raised $2 billion in 2020 over 200 transactions in 2020, up 116% in value from $957 million in 123 deals in 2019,...
The DeanBeat: Digital gaming events aren’t easy, but they may be the future
Next week marks our first-ever digital game conference, GamesBeat Summit Digital. We pivoted about eight weeks ago from our physical event in Los Angeles...
GamesBeat Summit 2020 speakers: Jenova Chen, Rob Dyer, and Alina Soltys (updated)
GamesBeat Summit 2020 will focus on the latest trends in the gaming ecosystem, and today we’re introducing our latest trio of speakers who are...
The DeanBeat: A big week for game company acquisitions
It was a heck of a week for game company transactions, illustrating the huge opportunities in gaming and growing investor interest — as well...
Quantum Tech: esports investing hit $1 billion in 2019, revenues could be $4 billion in 2022
Quantum Tech Partners, a gaming-focused advisory group for financial deals, said in its first report that folks and firms invested $1 billion in the...
The DeanBeat: The top 10 takeaways from Casual Connect
More than 3,000 people heard 250 speakers talk. Here's our view of what mattered.