According to a recent report by Reuters, the Chinese gaming company Tencent plans to offer €100 per share to buy more Ubisoft stakes from the Guillemot family and turn into the largest shareholder of Ubisoft.
Now, the Chinese company has reportedly approached the Guillemot family with a new offer, but it is unknown whether Tencent plans to own all the 15% stakes of the Guillemot family or plans to leave them as a minority shareholder.
According to Reuters, Tencent also plans to buy stakes from public shareholders to become the single-largest shareholder of Ubisoft.
Currently, the Guillemot family, the current CEO of Ubisoft, owns 15% stakes in the company, while 80% of the stakes belong to the public shareholders.