Wed, Dec 14, 2011 | 22:24 GMT

Activision Blizzard parent faces credit drought

Bloomberg reports Activision Blizzard majority stake holder Vivendi has been denied a $1.34 billion credit line as lenders shy away from companies enmeshed in the Eurozone financial crisis. Vivendi has gone so far as to reduce its stake in one of the world’s biggest publishers to 60% in order to keep its credit rating high, but its overtures have been met with demands for interests rates 90 basis points above standard.

Thanks, GamePolitics.

4 comments

#1

Erthazus
14/12/11, 10:43 pm

Money = Evil

#2

MFBB
14/12/11, 10:51 pm

hehe damn you Greece for ruining the EU and making Vivendi trouble.

#3

Erthazus
14/12/11, 11:11 pm

@2, gosh, for the first time i want to say this is great news.

Less money for these assholes that makes the same game every year.

#4

DSB
14/12/11, 11:46 pm

@3 Except it doesn’t mean that at all.

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