Worms creator to go public on London Stock Exchange
Worms builders Team 17 are planning to go public on the London Stock Exchange.
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According to The Times, British builders Team 17 are planning a £200 million ($284 million) inventory trade itemizing, which can result in a “sizable windfall” for founder Debbie Bestwick.
For these of us who’re much less enterprise savvy, this implies the studio will develop into a publicly traded firm. The studio’s possession can be divided into shares, freely traded on the London Stock Exchange and, subsequently, purchased, and bought by anybody who needs a bit of the pie.

Team 17 are finest recognized for the creation of the Worms franchise, nevertheless the corporate have additionally revealed video games comparable to Yooka-Laylee, My Time at Portia, Planet Alpha, and Overcooked.
Team 17 are anticipated to announce their itemizing on the London Stock Exchange “within days.”
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