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NODWIN Gaming offloads full stake in EVO to RTS

EntrackrEntrackr · 1d ago
NODWIN Gaming offloads full stake in EVO to RTS
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NODWIN Gaming has sold its entire stake in the Evolution Championship Series (EVO) to RTS. The move marks a strategic portfolio realignment for the esports firm. Despite exiting its ownership position, NODWIN said it will continue to support EVO’s expansion in emerging markets as a long-term regional partner. EVO is one of the world’s largest fighting game tournaments and brings together players, publishers, and fans from across global markets. RTS will now lead the next phase of growth for the platform as it pursues further international expansion. The transaction aligns with NODWIN Gaming’s renewed focus on emerging gaming markets. The company said it will continue to invest in local intellectual properties and ecosystem development across high-growth regions in the Global South. On the financial front, NODWIN returned to an EBITDA-positive position in Q3 FY26. For the first nine months of FY26, the company reported revenue of Rs 530.3 crore, or about $58.5 million. This represented a 58% year-on-year increase. NODWIN Gaming will also work with RTS on EVO’s expansion into emerging markets. Further announcements are expected in the coming months. In January 2018, Nazara Technologies acquired a 55% stake in NODWIN Gaming through a cash-and-stock deal. It later infused capital into the Gurugram-based company through multiple tranches. In July last year, Nazara said it would no longer retain majority control in NODWIN Gaming.

Nazara ends majority control in Nodwin ahead of internal fundraise

EntrackrEntrackr · 7m ago
Nazara ends majority control in Nodwin ahead of internal fundraise
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Nazara ends majority control in Nodwin ahead of internal fundraise Nazara Technologies on Wednesday said that it will no longer retain majority control in its subsidiary Nodwin Gaming. The decision comes as Nodwin prepares to raise new capital from existing shareholders to fund expansion in esports and youth media. Nazara has chosen not to participate in the upcoming round, which will reduce its shareholding in Nodwin to below 50%, the company said in a stock exchange filing. However, it will remain Nodwin’s largest shareholder. To support the fundraise, Nazara’s board has also approved the waiver of certain controlling and restrictive rights. This move will give Nodwin greater operational and financial flexibility, enabling it to raise capital independently. The board has approved Nodwin’s de-subsidiarisation, pending shareholder approval at the August 13 EGM. Post fundraise, Nodwin will be reclassified as an associate company. In January 2018, Nazara acquired a 55% stake in Nodwin Gaming through a cash-and-stock deal. Since then, it has infused capital in the Gurugram-based company in multiple tranches. Most recently, Nazara pumped in Rs 64 crore ($7.5 million) in Nodwin in December last year for expanding its business and intellectual property (IP) portfolio. This will be the second listed, venture-backed company from the Indian startup ecosystem to dilute its stake in a subsidiary below 50%. PB Fintech recently reduced its stake in its subsidiary PB Healthcare Services from 100% to 26% following a fundraise. However, it also participated in the funding round.

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