Quantum Tech Partners: Gaming M&A isn’t taking a summer break
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The gaming industry has seen gigantic acquisitions in the last year. With giant companies buying other giant companies, mergers galore, and Web3 drawing huge investments, it can be hard to make sense of the market. That’s where Quantum Tech Partners comes in handy.
The M&A advisory firm has released a new quarterly report about M&A in the gaming space. The firm’s latest report is interesting and can help clarify some of what’s going on in games today. I sat down with Alina Soltys, founder and partner with Quantum Tech, via a Zoom call to discuss their latest report and what’s happening today in the business of games.
The following is an edited transcript of our discussion.
GamesBeat: Can you tell us a bit about Quantum Tech Partners for folks who are unfamiliar?
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Alina Soltys: My firm, Quantum Tech Partners, works with gaming companies on M&A [mergers and acquisitions] and fundraising strategies. What that means is we’re working with founders that are looking to scale up their businesses. So, raising funds and representing founders in conversations that they’re having with strategic partners for acquisition. What we do is release this quarterly look at the gaming universe and what’s happening specifically in M&A and fundraising. When I first started doing these reports, more than 10 years ago, nobody cared about gaming because everybody just followed tech M&A more broadly. It’s still a messy, murky
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