Saudi Arabia Now Owns A Bit More Stake In Nintendo

The Big N is having small parts of it being owned by the Kingdom.

A Reuters report states that the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund, chaired by crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, now has 6.07% stake in Nintendo, making the Kingdom one of the largest shareholders in the Japanese company. Previously, they owned 5.01%.

Nintendo has yet to comment on these latest share developments, as the company is unaware of this and even the past transaction.

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