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CD Projekt not for sale, boss insists
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eurogamer.netCD Projekt president Adam Kiciński has insisted the company is not up for sale.
Speaking with Polish economic newspaper Rzeczpospolita (via VGC), Kiciński discussed investment options.
«We have been saying for years that we plan to remain independent and do not plan to become part of a larger entity,» Kiciński stated. «We are also not looking for a strategic investor.»
When asked if another company could action a hostile takeover by buying shares, he responded: «There are provisions that
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